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Narok celebrates as first Maa woman joins Cabinet - Vimarsana News

Narok celebrates as first Maa woman joins Cabinet

Soipan Tuya first served as woman representative of the county for two terms before shifting focus

East African Court of Justice to rule on whether Tanzanian govt can kick Maasai off their land - Vimarsana News

East African Court of Justice to rule on whether Tanzanian govt can kick Maasai off their land

The East African Court of Justice will hand down a ruling in a case where the Tanzanian government is being sued by the Maasai people over it's plan to relocate them from their ancestral land in order to create a wildlife corridor for trophy hunting and elite tourism.

Source: news24.com
Governor Barasa to chair CoG Finance Committee, Njuki assigned Health - Vimarsana News

Governor Barasa to chair CoG Finance Committee, Njuki assigned Health

Andrew Mwadime of Taita Taveta will chair the Water, Forestry and Natural Resources Management Committee. Mwadime became the first person to win a gubernatorial seat on an independent ticket in the coast region after beating his the incumbent Granton Samboja (Jubilee Party). - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

42-Seater Matatu Full With Passengers Loses Control, Veers Off-Highway - Vimarsana News

42-Seater Matatu Full With Passengers Loses Control, Veers Off-Highway

The driver lost control at Kaseve while en route to Makueni.

How drought-hit Kenyan herders stopped lions from raiding villages - Vimarsana News

How drought-hit Kenyan herders stopped lions from raiding villages

As drought and farming shrink habitats, animals are entering villages for food. By protecting land for wildlife, conservancies save crops and cattle, too

Source: trust.org