Highlighting the cost of invalidating the 8 August presidential election, Kenya’s deputy president quantified losses by a spooked stock market at KSh100 billion. Do his numbers add up? Researched by Alphonce Shiundu
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Black participation in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange continues to be the topic of heated debate in South Africa. This guide explains the different estimates and the methodologies used to arrive at them.
Kenya’s opposition is whipping up public sentiment against tetanus vaccination. What’s in it for them?
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We are looking for a deputy editor in #Kenya. Are you the one? https://t.co/nkM5CV8…13:30, Sunday 24 Sep
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