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1. With its resources stretched thin, the Health Ministry is adopting new policies that could see fewer close contacts being tested for Covid-19, prompting concerns from other healthcare professionals.
2. The government is asking the opposition bloc to nominate three people to join a committee that will advise the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on when to end the emergency proclamation, but several Pakatan Harapan leaders have expressed reservations.
My EU citizen s rights were taken without me having a say
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My EU citizen s rights were taken without me having a say
Alice Bouilliez, 61, a retired British civil servant from Gers, is the main claimant in a legal case being referred to the European Court of Justice for a decision over whether Britons should keep their EU citizenship. Here she explains further her motivations.
15 January 2021
By Alice Bouilliez
Mrs Bouilliez has written this piece following on from our publication of the news of the case being taken by French lawyer Julien Fouchet on her behalf, in our January edition.
Ex-Mandera MP Eyes Run For Nairobi Governor, ‘I Believe I’m Qualified’
Former Mandera Central MP Abdikadir Hussein Mohamed has hinted at a possible run for governor of Nairobi.
The former chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Constitution (PSC) believes he is qualified to lead the capital city and bring change for Nairobi residents.
“It is true I am under enormous pressure, and I am giving it serious consideration. You and I no doubt agree that Nairobi deserves better than what we have, and what we have had. We will spend 80 percent of our lives here and will most likely die here, so why not,” Mohamed said.