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“We had neglected our husbands” – Tseikuru women over the moon with sinking of Kwa Kasyathyu Earth Dam
“We had neglected our husbands” – Tseikuru women over the moon with sinking of Kwa Kasyathyu Earth Dam
Counties . 2 minutes ago

Women in Tseikuru, Kitui County, have welcomed the ongoing sinking of the Kwa Kasyathyu Earth Dam, saying it will ease…

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Counties . 2 minutes ago
“We had neglected our husbands” – Tseikuru women over the moon with sinking of Kwa Kasyathyu Earth Dam
“We had neglected our husbands” – Tseikuru women over the moon with sinking of Kwa Kasyathyu Earth Dam
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Petition filed in court to challenge conduct of Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa
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