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Senator Gideon Moi was at Sabor in Kimalel to officially launch the 32nd edition of Rhino Charge. [Caroline Chebet, Standard]
Baringo Senator Gideon Moi on Saturday, July 17 flagged off the 32nd edition of Rhino Charge, an annual off-road motorsport, at Sabor in Kimalel, Baringo County.
The Senator officially opened the race at 7am. Rhino Charge is organised yearly to raise funds for environmental conservation.
The 2021 competition has attracted 65 entrants, who will have to go through 13 checkpoints, to reach the final destination.
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Senator Gideon Moi signed the vistors book at Sabor in Kimalel shortly before 7am. [Caroline Chebet, Standard]
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ODM leader Raila Odinga during the burial of Mama Dorcas Ntimama, widow of former Heritage Minister William ole Ntimama, in Narok. [Emmanuel Wanson, Standard]
ODM leader Raila Odinga has sustained his attacks against Deputy President William Ruto, warning Kenyans to trust him (Ruto) at their own peril.
Speaking yesterday in Narok County during the funeral of Mama Dorcas Ntimama, the former premier declared that Ruto cannot be trusted with the country’s resources.
“I hear that some people are promising their people that they will return if he (Ruto) will be elected president next year. My plea to local leaders is that do not fall for the tricks of a hyena,” he said.
UGANDA (eTN) – This week the world celebrated International Forest Day and, I guess true to form, I felt the time was right to dedicate some thoughts to the forests in our region.
UGANDA (eTN) – This week the world celebrated International Forest Day and, I guess true to form, I felt the time was right to dedicate some thoughts to the forests in our region. In Kenya politicians pondered for the past 5 years how to restore the Mau Forest, and others, to their crucial functions as water towers. In Tanzania illegal logging is now a greater problem than poaching, and that is out of control as it is, and the seizure of a freight train last week packed with illegally-logged timber shows how deep the collusion has reached, when entire railway trains can be converted into ferrying the loot.
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