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(Archived document, may contain errors) 14 April 1981 CAMPAIGN FOR ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY: PART THE INS77TUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES NETWORK (Executive Summary)

MASERU – THEY came for him twice. And during the two attacks, they shot and killed three of his relatives thinking they had got their man. During that whole ordeal, Litumeliso Toi, a Seakhi famo musician popularly known as Makhotsa, somehow survived. On April 13, the police say, his brother Leboneng Toi arrived home from […]

<p>The National Police Service (NPS) has already marked 98 per cent of its firearms stock while the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) is at 70 per cent in the process.<br></p>

President Ruto has nominated him as new Director General of the NIS.

Terrorists have abducted the village head of the Fugge community in the Rijau Local Government Area, Mallam Abdullahi Zaure, and 49 others.The incident occurred at the weekend…

The Interior CS further signed 4 agreements with his Somalian counterpart.

The latest clash showed that what’s good for Gaza can be good for us – it's time to implement game-changing humanitarian plans for the Strip

Kindiki stressed the need to stabilise security at the border points stating that it is the only way to manage irregular migration.

By Shantha Gamage In New York all bookshops have been built to resemble libraries. People sit and read before they buy books, be they fast-selling novels or more intellectually challenging works. The city is dotted with children’s parks, and most of them have libraries. Mothers reading and acting out stories to their children is a […]

A personal story as recalled by Capt F.R.A.B. Musafer 4th Regt SLA (Retd) Background The year 1971 was ushered in with a very pleasing political utterance to the public that the Army did not need guns but needed plowshares – agricultural machinery and tools to support the food drive. It was at a time when […]