THE STANDARD By
James Omoro |
January 10th 2021 at 17:01:22 GMT +0300
The body of a Class Six boy who went missing seven days ago was on Sunday found dumped in River Kuja in Homa Bay.
The body of Brian Odhiambo was at Wadh Tong’ village, South Kanyikela location in Ndhwa Sub-county with deep cuts and stab wounds on the head.
The former St Mary’s Nyarongi Academy pupil was last seen on the evening of January 3 after returning home with cattle from grazing field.
Those who interacted with him on that day said he left home for Nguku trading centre to shave his hair in preparation for school reopening on January 4 never to return.
the world that when we were all younger was seen as a dark, frozen forbidding sort of place. all of a sudden there seems to be competition of people trying to up up these northern passages, perhaps people starting to do more and more business up here. when we re talking about people in the arctic, we are also talking about russia. russia is now starting to go further and more forward into the arctic than they have in the past. and of course for organizations such as nato the north atlantic treaty organization, this starts to become a concern. so now the temperature is rising here, and so are the tensions. kevin for us in bodo, norway. and msnbc is cleeming up with climate change. september 19th and 20th. chris hayes and i will host and moderate a two-day climate forum with the 2020 presidential candidates. up next an eye-opening look at how our insurance companies
the effects of climate change are being felt across the planet, but nowhere is it happening more quickly than in the arctic. temperatures in the northern most parts of the earth are rising several times faster than the global average causing glaciers and ice caps to rise. bodo, norway, is home to a strategic military base being used by nato. and that s where we find nbc s kevin tibles. reporter: i am here in boda, norway, north of the arctic circle, and it is some 80 degrees farenheit. people here say temperatures are about 10 degrees hotter than they usually are at this time of year. and fall and the long winter are right around the corner. scientists say that the climate change is happening here faster than it is anywhere else on earth. and many of them say that those who live in the southern hemispheres most of the world s population should start getting
employees in the eyes in the region if it doesn t get wage concessions. to half the team could face the chopping block eight hundred or nine hundred people could be fired that s why i thought i should come here to show i m against it i want our jobs all our jobs to stay in the region. with example but. we re not giving up our wages we ve earned it and fought for it you get mattel fought for it and we re not giving it up. at the moment there s no plan for the future of the german operation they re looking at firing half their employees here. the majority of the plants morning crew joined the demonstrators at the gate. including many local politicians concerned about their constituents jobs. and even state premier bodo around mello who called on p.s.a. to honor its promises. c.s.a. assured us that okla would remain a german car company. that s why we re fighting for these three facilities and
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