Despite their small number, see why British military is one of the best in the world
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Newspapers Headlines: Raila Overhaul Campaign Teams, Ruto Sharing Power Threaten Mt Kenya Region
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has a card up his sleeve in the event he misses the running mate position in the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition. Azimio la Umoja have branded DP Ruto a “hypocrite” for opposing BBI, which proposed an expansion of the Executive, yet he’s now offering Musalia Mudavadi a senior post that doesn’t exist in the current Executive structure.
Panic As British Army Admits It Uses Dangerous Chemicals In Kenya
The British Army is in the spotlight after it was established that their soldiers were using a chemical that was harmful to humans at their training facility in Kenya with the United Kingdom government forced to issue a response. Sources indicate that the soldiers have been using white Phosphorus which raises concerns about the health of Kenyans in the area that is frequented by farmers, villagers and nomadic tribes people.
"Congratulations..." Kenyan Woman Elected to a Top Seat in Britain
Photo of Cllr Elizabeth Kangethe with another unidentified person. Photo/Courtesy Elizabeth Kangethe FB A Kenyan woman, Elizabeth Kangethe has broken political barriers across borders and continents by being elected the councillor of Parsloes ward. She has announced the good news through her social media accounts where she thanked God and the people of Parsloes ward for having had great trust in her to serve them once again as their councillor.
Who invented football?. These are the things you need to know today.
Everything in the universe has the beginning,even earth it's self had a beginning.Put that aside let's talk about soccer.According to the researchers,football is the only game that was played since earlier 80s.At that time many people did not know or understand the meaning and importance of football.
Here is why Chelsea could be expelled from the premier league in less than a month
Chelsea have been on some serious sanctions from the UK government following the ban of their former owner from having any assets in the UK. The Chelsea take over plan has been on for more then two months now and it was expected that the sale of Chelsea would have been completed by now.
Photos of British Army Training Kenyan Security Forces
Kenya and Britain have a long political history that spans decades. Historically, Kenya was colonized by the British empire before it got its independence in 1963. Mzee Jomo Kenyatta then became Kenya's first Prime Minister until 1964 when he was confirmed as President. Since then, these two countries have enjoyed long periods of diplomatic ties.
Fierce Fighting at Siversky River in Ukraine Gets Huge Losses to Russian Army in Lost Battle
Aerial view of the huge losses that the Russian Troops got from failed crossing over Siversky River (Photo Courtesy) The military operation by the Russian soldiers is yet to come to an end after several weeks of the war that has led to massive loss of property, lives and left several Ukranians homeless.
Britain's Armed Forces Minister Meets With UK And African Union Soldiers In Somalia.
Today, Britain's Armed Forces Minister James Heappey visited Somalia and met Foreign Minister Abdisaid Muse Ali and Defense Minister Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur to discuss the security situation in the country. He also met commanders from the UK force and African Union Transition Mission in Somalia to discuss the challenge that they face.
Putin attacks Britain and US for violating Libya resolution
The Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, launched a broadside against the Western intervention in Libya yesterday, describing British, French and US action as "a complete scandal and a complete affront to the international community". In "taking the side of one of the warring parties," he said, "they had committed a crude violation of the UN resolution".
RIP: Celebrities Who Committed Suicide
We live through hard times indeed. Pressures of the world could take you and suicide can as well cross your mind. Never take this option in life as there is always light at the end of the tunnel. Assuming you feel self-destructive if it's not too much trouble, look for help or visit a therapist to help you through with your downturn.
Interesting History Facts
The whole world and our country is rich in interesting facts about history and the time that has gone past. If you are curious about knowing exciting history facts, about what happened in the past even before your grandparents were born, then you are at the right place.
Amazing Random Facts You Should Know.
1. Japanese celebrates the day of coffe on the first of October. 2. During pregnancy, the average women's uterus expands up to 500 times its normal size. 3. Scientists has known that if you imagine drinking alcohol in a grass instead of juice, your body will become drunk.
Kenyan-born artist honoured to design new British Pound coin which will enter circulation in 2023
A Kenyan-born artist, Michael Armitage, will have the distinguished honour to design the new British Pound coin which will enter circulation in the United Kingdom in 2023. This was announced by the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, during a Royal College of Art reception held on Tuesday, May 10.
It Was Madness, Mp Admits Watching Pornographc Videos In Parliament.
A Britain mamber of parliament has been suspended after he admitting to have watched pornographic videos in the parliament. The mamber of Boris Johnson's Conservative party accepted that he watched the imoral videos twice in the house of Commons,what himself considered as madness. Neil Parish, resigned early today just after he reported himself to the parliament.
A UK Mp Resigns After Admitting To Watching Porn In Parliament
A UK Mp from Britain's ruling Conservative party announced his resignation, after confidently confessed to have watched pornography in parliament chambers. The lawmaker who goes by the name, Neil Parish, represents southwest England, in the legislative house. When asked to explain the incident he termed it as an indefensible moment of "total madness".
Russia Faces Another Confrontation As Britain And EU Say It Is Behind Cyberattack Against Ukraine
It is quite obvious that there has been a struggle between the Two powerful states, that is, Russia and Ukraine.In deed this has actually resulted into tension that has contributed to massive loss of lives during the struggle, something that has intensified more struggle as the two parties involved are struggling to outweigh one another.
Russia About To Relaunch A New Offensive Attack Against Ukraine After Failure With Refreshed Forces
Looks like that Russia is not going to give up meeting their objectives crush their army strongholds and taking over Ukraine. The US estimates that in the coming days the Russian military will return to Ukraine with refreshed forces stationed in Belarus and Russia, ABC reports. A senior US security official claims, "Russia may launch an attack before all its troops are ready.
What Happened to Turkana Oil
For the past three weeks Kenya has been facing fuel shortage which is said to have been caused by the rise of oil in the global market and the government being unable to honor it's contract with oil distributing companies, as a result this has greatly affected the transport sector in the country.
Leaked details on the club Roman Abramovich is attempting to buy after selling Chelsea
After finalising the deal of selling his former club Chelsea, it is reported that the Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich is in talks to buy a Spanish team which is currently experiencing financial hardships. Abramovich was forced to fly out of Britain back to his country Russia after the United Kingdom imposed sanctions to Russian oligarchs who were thought to be close allies of Russian president Vladmir Putni.