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From Utheri, Mali to Keep It Real: Meet Kenyan Celebrity Kids with Unique Names - Vimarsana News

From Utheri, Mali to Keep It Real: Meet Kenyan Celebrity Kids with Unique Names

Kenyan celebrities have been giving their children unique names. Kevin Bahati, King Kaka, and Juliani are among those who gave their kids extraordinary names.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Sauti Sol's last group act and chopper ride to stardom - Vimarsana News

Sauti Sol's last group act and chopper ride to stardom

Today, Bien Aime, Savara Mudigi, Polycarp Otieno and Willis Chimano perform their last show together as they part ways.

Rutronik24 invests in start-ups - Vimarsana News

Rutronik24 invests in start-ups

Rutronik24, the sales organization of Rutronik, set up a dedicated team called BaseCamp to focus exclusively on the needs and projects start-ups.

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KQED Nightly Business Report July 27, 2012 - Vimarsana News

KQED Nightly Business Report July 27, 2012

crushed-- they're down nearly 30% from the offering price of $38 in may. but some analysts still think the stock's a "buy." >> i think making money on facebook ultimately comes down to their ability to monetize mobile. it's almost binary. if they figure out a way to make money, the stock will be very successful; if they don't, then the stock will underperform the market. >> reporter: for now, many investors remain skeptical. when facebook went public, it had a valuation of $100 billion. now, it's closer to $60 billion. erika miller, nbr, new york. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook. s...

KQED Nightly Business Report July 27, 2012 - Vimarsana News

KQED Nightly Business Report July 27, 2012

crushed-- they're down nearly 30% from the offering price of $38 in may. but some analysts still think the stock's a "buy." >> i think making money on facebook ultimately comes down to their ability to monetize mobile. it's almost binary. if they figure out a way to make money, the stock will be very successful; if they don't, then the stock will underperform the market. >> reporter: for now, many investors remain skeptical. when facebook went public, it had a valuation of $100 billion. now, it's closer to $60 billion. erika miller, nbr, new york. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook. s...