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Al-shabab controlling Khat production in Kenya

March 7, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Al-shabab controlling Khat production in Kenya

Miraa chewing, addiction and social-economical and security issues elaborated in leading  Swedish Daily Newspaper, Sunday 7thh 2010. Read the Swedish paper in Swedish here. You can make a rough translation on google language tools. According to the paper, Miraa chewers are directly supporting Al-shabab...
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Cooperate eradicate FGM

March 5, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

We want to facilitate the formation of Pokot Men Against FGM, Kisii Men Against FGM, We are Maasai Men Against FGM! Please join us in eradicating FGM. We respect our culture but it is not necessary to respect anybody who is advocating for FGM....
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Floods in Samburu

March 5, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

I would like to send my condolences to the affected people in Samburu following the on-going floods. The area MP should engage the government to invest in policies that improve the livelihood of the Nomadic people. There should be emergency units in place to save...
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November E-news: Stop Killing & Starvation of Samburu People in Kenya

November 20, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
November E-news: Stop Killing & Starvation of Samburu People in Kenya

Beginning in February of this year, the Kenyan government has carried out massive and well-organized attacks on Samburu villages by combined police and military forces and the use of government-funded mercenaries from Somalia. Please send a message today, urging the Commonwealth to demand an...
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Open Letter to Mr. Secretary-General, Commonwealth

November 20, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
Open Letter to Mr. Secretary-General, Commonwealth

Dear Mr. Kamalesh Sharma Commonwealth Secretary-General asksharma@commonwealth.int and info@commonwealth.int Please bring to the immediate attention of the Commonwealth ministers an ongoing humanitarian and human rights crisis in Kenya.
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F.G.M. Maasai must own process of abolishment.

December 6, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
F.G.M. Maasai must own process of abolishment.

It’s not our backbone, cut it off! Marafiki, I thought I should blog on my facebook response to a Solace, a community trainer of trainers based in Luoland. I wanted to pass my regards to her and share my ideas on how to go about the...
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Some changes

December 6, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
Some changes

I know am not supposed to be sitting here this time of the hour, but I just wanted to let you know that we’ve been working on some layout improvement on our site. The current layout provides more flexibility on the working area, than...
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The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes

December 14, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan

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PS: Manasseh Mankuleiyo: I Prayed 4 You Merry Christmas

December 22, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan

Yes I prayed for you for your family and for your country Luke 2:14   (Luke 2) Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. Dear family and friends Avoid Chrismas, Do Christmas There are two spirits that I need to talk about A)...
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*COME LET US GO CELEBRATE!!*

December 25, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
*COME LET US GO CELEBRATE!!*

Announcement from Bishop Manasseh. Dear family and friends, This is an invitation for those within or know someone who is within close proximity of Wichita Kansas MY wife and I are going, I will be guest speaker for the dates mentioned (Please check Flyer Bellow) ALL ARE WELCOME {ALL} and...
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OUR FUTURE CANNOT BE POSTPONED – WHY THE MAASAI YOUTH MUST PARTICIPATE IN REFORMS

December 29, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan

I am happy to join with you today in these open plains of Oloyiankalani, Kajiado District of the Great Rift Valley, in Kenya to demonstrate unto God and people, and to ignite an inspiration within ourselves that education is the master key for freedom;...
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No Wood’s thicker enough to hide dangerous Wolves! Happy New year 2010!

December 31, 2009
By DiasporaKenyan
No Wood’s thicker enough to hide dangerous Wolves! Happy New year 2010!

Happy New year gentle people out there. I have been so happy due to so many good friends around me. However, a few good friends shown at the end of the year, that they weren’t indeed any good buddies for me or anything...
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Independent interim electoral commission of Kenya Appoints 10 Directors.

January 4, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Those of you who have been asking to know more about the appointments and names of all those recruited can follow the operation from the iiec.or.ke The IIEC informs below that the, The process of recruiting senior officials was done with the help of an HR...
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Saving Maasai the girl child from FGM

January 6, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Saving Maasai the girl child from FGM Parents, teachers and teenage girls held a candlelight vigil in Loitoktok, hoping to light up the darkness of cultural attitudes towards a traditional practice that is both physically and mentally hurting young Maasai girls Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETYpewWBXqg var pusha_url = "http://diasporakenyan.se/2010/01/06/1716/"; var...
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Jan 20th: Demonstrate for Lake Turkana and humanity

January 12, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Jan 20th: Demonstrate for Lake Turkana and humanity

We would like you to join us at demonstrations on 20th January at Lodwar, Loiyangalani and Nairobi. Wherever you will be, your support will be highly appreciated. Details on the route will follow and it will only be 1.5 to 2 hrs of your time. Kindly...
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Tina Ramme! Is she a stranger in Samburu?

January 12, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Tina Ramme! Is she a stranger in Samburu?

But who is TR Mparakuoni? Tina Ramme of Lolokue in Samburu East, is a woman who has been unfairly categorized as a stranger by some people who, themselves looking no more native to Samburu than Mparakuoni herself. Tina Ramme is an a American biologist...
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Bishop Manasseh: Prayed for you- Let us pray for Haiti

January 14, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Bishop Manasseh: Prayed for you- Let us pray for Haiti

Prayers for Haiti sent in by the Bishop. I just prayed for you now let us pray for Haiti Where ther is geat suffering due to the earthquake; Merciful Heavenly father, our Fathers of old called you merciful and I am a witness that you are...
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The Swedish Red Cross

January 14, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
The Swedish Red Cross

The Swedish Red Cross The Swedish Red Cross (SRC) is one of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement’s oldest national societies, created in 1865 – only two years after the foundation of the organisation. Throughout its history the SRC has played an important role nationally...
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I gave what I could to Haiti. Have you?

January 14, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
I gave what I could to Haiti. Have you?

If you are in Sweden follow this link and please contribute whatever you have for Haiti people. They need you now more than they ever did. Thank you Jacquire Blair for the contribution. http://www2.redcross.se/newrkweb/webforms.nsf/internetpaypriv?openform I have made my personal contribution with the little I could. Please...
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Retired Rev.Joshua Mankuleiyo’s open letter to Saitoti on community uplifting.

January 15, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Retired Rev.Joshua Mankuleiyo’s open letter to Saitoti on community uplifting.

Message from Rev. Manasseh Makuleyo. I write this with tears in my eyes I have send this one only to those of you I know  have Maasai dire situation at heart Please pray and do what you can. Rev. Joshuah is a real foot soldier for the cause...
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The Apartheid of benevolence.

January 16, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
The Apartheid of benevolence.

Välviljans Apartheid. En mamma som alla andra Katarina Hahr, program leader for a Radio program called The apartheid of benevolence will be speaking on Sunday 17th January 2010 with different actors including the Swedish Minister for Integration and gender equality Nyamko Sabuni. The program series will...
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Counting on you!

January 16, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Counting on you!

I am still not hearing anything from those who are supposed to be making the loudest calls for the voiceless infant and the dead mother who cannot talk for themselves. I am still waiting to hear from those whom the cows bought them brighter future...
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Friends of Lake Turkana: Nairobi Demo Changes

January 19, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Hello all! Thank you for signing up to show your support for the cause. Unfortunately, rather than having a demonstration in Nairobi, FoLT will hold a press conference and open meeting instead. We apologize for any inconveniences this may have caused but as you may...
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STAYING AWAKE IN THE TAIL-END OF THE STRUGGLE

January 19, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

The darkest moment of the night is the hour just before the dawn of the new day. During delivery of a newborn the most painful labor is when the baby is between the pelvis bones just a few inches before the emergence of the...
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Kenya Police brutality! Rape and mass punishment of Samburu.

January 20, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Kenya Police brutality! Rape and mass punishment of Samburu.

One of the most marginalize indigenous people of Kenya are facing what many human rights organizations term as, a state directed suppression in the name of disarmament. For a long time now, Samburu East(S.E) has been under the brutal hand of the Kenyan security...
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CONSTITUTIONAL REFOMS – FROM AN IMPERIAL PRESIDENT TO A KING.

January 25, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

By Mwandawiro Mghanga, Chairperson of Social Democratic Party of Kenya. CONSTITUTIONAL REFOMS – FROM AN IMPERIAL PRESIDENT TO A KING The Members of Parliament have betrayed people of Kenya, particularly the majority poor and exploited and the struggle for new progressive national constitution. No wonder the majority...
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A call for solidarity

January 26, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
A call for solidarity

Do you also feel that you want to do as much good towards your fellow human beings as you can? It can be frustrating to want to do something for someone out there  but you don’t know how.. Here is one approach. Just like you,...
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Samburu East Has gone digital!

January 28, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Samburu East Has gone digital!

Samburu East Has gone digital! The Samburu East Constituency has come up with a web page which can be seen by following this link. http://www.samburueastcdf.go.ke/. Diasporakenyan would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the initiator of the idea, the web-master for a well done job...
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Mutilated Maasai girls share trauma with their brothers.

January 29, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Mutilated Maasai girls share trauma with their brothers.

Female genital mutilation is discrimination against women!  This is what WHO says about FGM- FGM is recognized internationally as a violation of the human rights of girls and women. It reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes, and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination...
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SPAMMER TARGETTING DK

January 30, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

LAST WARNING! STOP SPAMMING MY BLOG! YOUR IP ADDRESS IS 41.204.168.X person: Kxxxx Chxxx address: P.O. Box 302xx 00100, Nairobi, Kenya phone: +254206750xxx e-mail:...
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Survival International: Demonstrations in Kenya against Ethiopian dam

February 2, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Survival International: Demonstrations in Kenya against Ethiopian dam

The Mursi in Ethiopia will be severely affected by the dam. © Marco Trovato/Survival Demonstrators have protested in four towns in Kenya, against the construction of a controversial dam that threatens the survival of a hundred thousand indigenous people throughout the...
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THE KENYA OF THE SOUTH: AN OPPRESSED LAND WHOSE BEAUTY HAVE REFUSED TO GO AWAY

February 3, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

The article below is written  by PHILLIP S. WUANTAI CONVENOR/ASSOCIATION OF MAA ACADEMICS, and submitted by Enkishui E Maa. So where do we go from here? No where! This is because we the Maasai have become a drop in an endangered sea. The cost of inaction is now...
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Stand-up for your Rights.

February 3, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

As I was attending my usual tug of war on where to place the days building block of our society, ensuring that I make it easier for children to grow as equals in my own native country, and so Wuantai Phillip was breaking...
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MMAFGM coming soon

February 4, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
MMAFGM coming soon

MMAFGM I know you have a testimony to give! Do it  for solidarity and for human rights in our homes. FGM is a crime against humanity. We are working on a platform from where Maasai men and all others who want to support us, can...
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Serian ake? Word of mouth..

February 7, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Serian Ake? What’s happeining in our village? Are you at home, maybe in Kijape community ranch in Kimanjo? Are you in Il-polei and you have something you want to share with Diasporakenyan? Have the community been organizing a local committee to demand to be told...
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Kenya: Landmark Ruling on Indigenous Land Rights

February 8, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

African Human Rights Commission Condemns Expulsion of Endorois People for Tourism Development (New York, February 4, 2010) – A ruling by the African Commission on Human and People´s Rights condemning the expulsion of the Endorois people from their land in Kenya is a major victory for indigenous peoples...
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Customers Required!-Buy your village today.

February 8, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Customers Required!-Buy your village  today.

Contemporary African Art From Drop Box Ogutu is in town. Vincent Oqutu describes himself as a young upcoming artist who deals with mainly contemporary art. He’s in Stockholm and he’s asking you to visit his blog and see his arts. Prices are indicated and art pieces are...
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Peace pact between Samburu-Pokot.

February 10, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Peace pact between Samburu-Pokot.

As I was combing through the facebook I came across the updates by the Hon. Maison Leshomo reporting that Samburu and Pokot warriors have signed a peace pact successfully. Leshomo indicates that there were indications that the two sides who have been fighting each other...
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Clinton was on ‘frenetic pace’ before heart procedure

February 12, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Clinton was on ‘frenetic pace’ before heart procedure

Former President Bill Clinton has led a busy life since leaving office. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Former President Bill Clinton undergoes heart procedure following chest pains Spokesman says he’s in good spirits and looking forward to working on Haiti relief efforts James Carville, one of Clinton’s friends,...
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Earthly Face of Magilani (God)

February 12, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Earthly Face of Magilani (God)

From Ubuntu-face My Picasa picture program went through my pictures and located all the faces of the people I have photographed. I think this is a very good characteristic in picasa 3 because it rely gives a fantastic over view of all pics stored in...
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Saitoti-Ntimama Axis: Why Iam against this Union.

February 13, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

This article is written and sent in by Phillip Wuantai through our very own facebook group, Enkishui E Maa. Kindly follow the link here if you want to join the group. Men do not assume the role of opposing their own fathers especially in...
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We Are The World 25 For Haiti – Official Video

February 14, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Recorded on February 1st, 2010, in the same studio as the original 25 years earlier (Henson Recording Studios, formerly A&M Recording Studios) “We Are The World 25 For Haiti”, in which Jones and Richie serve as executive producers and producers, was created in collaboration...
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Please Cancel Police Disarmament Operations and Institute Community-Based Disarmament Process in Northern Kenya

February 16, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Please Cancel Police Disarmament Operations and Institute Community-Based Disarmament Process in Northern Kenya

Promoting the rights, voices, and visions of indigenous peoples PRESIDENT AND CHAIR OF THE BOARD Sarah Fuller VICE CHAIR Richard A. Grounds TREASURER Jeff Wallace CLERK Jean Jackson BOARD OF DIRECTORS Suzanne Benally Marcus Briggs-Cloud Elizabeth Cabot Westy...
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Open Letter to Survival International. Systematic suppression of Indigenous Samburu

February 16, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Police brutality and systematic suppression of Indigenous Samburu/Maasai in Kenya. To Survival International, Head Office Survival International 6 Charterhouse Buildings LONDON EC1M 7ET United Kingdom T +44 (0)207 687 8700 F +44 (0)207 687 8701 info@survivalinternational.org My names are Saidimu Ole Ngais. I am a Laikipiak Maasai from Kenya. I am disappointed by...
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Sweden’s top ten tasty buns

February 21, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Sweden’s top ten tasty buns

Semla. Photo by Ole Ngais. Published: 16 Feb 10 10:43 CET Online: http://www.thelocal.se/25018/20100216/ It’s Fettisdag, Fat Tuesday, the day known in English as Shrovetide, Pancake Tuesday and, er, Mardi Gras. In Sweden, the day is synonymous with the creamy semla, one of many fine buns that make...
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Are you still a Maasai? So they ask..

February 22, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Are you still a Maasai? So they ask..

If you should go skating On the thin ice of modern life Dragging on behind you the silent reproach Of a million tear stained eyes Don’t be surprised, when a crack in the ice Appears under your feet You slip out of your depth...
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Massive earthquake, aftershocks rattle Chile; tsunami warning issued

February 27, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

February 27, 2010 6:00 a.m. EST (CNN) — A massive magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck Chile early Saturday, producing powerful aftershocks and triggering a tsunami. http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/02/27/chile.quake/index.html?hpt=T1 The epicenter of the earthquake was located off the coast in Maule, near the city of Concepcion, 212 miles (341 kilometers) from...
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My friends from Chile and other earthquake affected areas.

February 27, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

I would like to pass my prayers to all my friends from Chile, Peru all other places currently facing the devastation by the 8.8 Earthquake. I pray that your families and countrymen will emerge safe from the Quake and forthcoming Tsunami. My family and...
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY MARCH 8

March 5, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY MARCH 8

Message from Naini Meriwas. I wish in advance to all the women a happy women’s day! And men, don’t forget to give them a special treat that very day. Remember you would not be on this earth without them! Cheers, Meriwas, Media Statement Statement by the UN High Commissioner for...
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Laikipia North Constituency in the Making

March 5, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Laikipia North Constituency in the Making

The Laikipia North Constituency is in the making. Reports from the just concluded meeting Nanyuki says that mandate has been granted to make a constituency. We are very much exited to get more updates from the meeting. Please let us know where the boundaries...
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MY DAUGHTER SHALL NOT BE CUT

March 5, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

No! My daughter shall not be cut! var pusha_url = "http://diasporakenyan.se/2010/03/05/my-daughter-shall-not-be-cut/"; var pusha_titel = "MY DAUGHTER SHALL NOT BE CUT"; var pusha_bakgrund = "#FFFFFF"; var pusha_nyttfonster = false; Related Posts:No Related Posts
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Mpesa and Boa Boda -policy for successful job creations.

March 11, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Mpesa and Boa Boda -policy for successful job creations.

Isiolo Boda Boda stage MPESA AND BODA BODA – POLICY FOR SUCCESFUL JOB CREATIONS MPESA ********* MPesa is a mobile money transfer service used by a majority of Kenyans to transact and transfer money. It is believed mobile money transfer service started in Kenya despite being a third...
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Fair trade tourism.

March 9, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Income from tourism generated by the Samburu based tourism attraction facilities should go to improving the livelihood of the people of Samburu. In her face book update  Tian Ramme wrote, -Samburu to benefit Samburu— is open and dry, resplendent with wildlife. If anyone knows...
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STE Research Camp Hit by Floods

March 9, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
STE Research Camp Hit by Floods

Nairobi, 4 March 2010 STE Research Camp Hit by Floods Early this morning Save the Elephants (STE) research facility and Elephant Watch Safari Camp located in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, were completely destroyed by unexpected flooding of the Ewaso Ng’iro River, along with seven other neighbouring...
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Archers post bridge!

March 9, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan

Khobocha Galwersi sent a message to the members of Songa is the best place to be in Marsabit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Subject: ARCHERS POST BRIDGE! “Long rain season of mid-March to mid-May has not yet started and this worries the travellers what will be of the next floods like...
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Latest reports on Ewuaso Nyiro floods.

March 9, 2010
By DiasporaKenyan
Latest reports on Ewuaso Nyiro floods.

No rains in Archer’s but people still live in floods scare like never before. Long rain season of mid-March to mid-May has not yet started and this worries the locals what will be of the next floods like the one just happened . Ewaso...
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