Kenya braced yesterday for a new round of protests despite the government warning it would not tolerate further unrest after earlier demonstrations turned violent with more than a dozen people killed.
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Maholi kureta udigu moEpukiro
Maholi aga aga kara asi masesu momukunda gwaEpukiro konyima tupu apa ava ava gava maholi wokampani Agric General Dealers ava kavatamekere kugava maholi moOmaueuozonjanda kavatamekere kugava maholi momapeu gana puko.
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Otjituuo boy dies from suspected petrol sniff
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