You Choose or You Lose. Gail Collins, The New York Times, August 11, 2016
Sonko, Mike: 35.5% Kidero, Evans: 32.5% Waweru, Dennis: 6% Wanjiru, Margaret: 5% Sakaja, Johnson: 3% Miguna Miguna: 2.4% Fwamba N.C. Fwamba: 2% Eugene Wamalwa: 0.5%
Presidential: Kenyatta, Uhuru: 51.5% Odinga, Raila: 34.085%
Presidential: Odinga, Raila: 28% Kenyatta, Uhuru: 51%
Over the last decade, a good number of Kenyans have been made to believe that the Kenyan economy has improved. Infrastructural growth which basically refers
Everyone is religious. A common misconception is that religiosity has to do with going to church. This is not true. Even atheists are religious. The
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