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People 4 years ago
Kenyan rower's journey from childhood tragedy to Paralympic hope
Instead of crumpling in the face of adversity, Mohammed has gone on to become a highly decorated para-athlete and is the first Kenyan female rower to qualify for the Paralympic Games opening in Tokyo later this month.
World 5 years ago
Third of world's people get no state aid during pandemic - Oxfam
An analysis of World Bank data conducted by the Nairobi-based charity found that while $9.8 trillion of aid was spent by 36 wealthy nations, 59 low-income countries spent only $42 billion to cope with the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Environment 5 years ago
Conservationists trying to save Kenyan giraffes stranded on flooding island
Conservationists are working to rescue giraffes stranded on an island in Lake Boringo in western Kenya after heavy rains led to the flooding of their rangeland habitat, threatening the animals with drowning.
World 5 years ago
Ethiopia shifts focus from war to economy, U.N. worries about Tigray
The conflict may also hurt an economy that had been soaring, albeit from a low base, becoming the world's fastest growing in 2017, driven by agricultural exports and heavy infrastructure spending it hoped would drive a manufacturing boom
World 5 years ago
Kenyan students mourn lost year as school scrapped over virus
Schools across Kenya closed as a precaution in March as the pandemic swept the globe. But in July, as cases soared in Kenya, the government announced classes would not resume until January, declaring the 2020 school year "lost".
