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KENYA Issue dated 30/09/2016

Muhoho Kenyatta holds Jubilee Party purse-strings

In preparation for the 2017 general election, President Uhuru Kenyatta, who will run for re-election, has charged his younger brother, [...] (131 words)

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Kenyatta family allows Ruto to buy into its Mediamax firm

Polycarp Igathe drops Vivo Energy to conquer Nairobi

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Humphrey Kariuki, a new tycoon in the president's entourage.

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Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga take their families on board

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