Moi under siege on streets of Nairobi

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The political atmosphere in Kenya has become extremely tense, and there has been a rise in the number of public protests calling for the lifting of restrictions on political organization, speech and movement. Some observers believe that President Daniel arap Moi is determined to secure a further period in office when elections take place later in 1997 by using repressive legislation which was introduced during the colonial era. Most recently, students have clashed with police loyal to the government.

International Affairs, Civil Conflict, Political activity, Political aspects, Civil war, Kenya, Demonstrations, Moi, Daniel arap

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Workaholic boss forced to take a holiday died saving his wife in tour death crash

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Northern Drivers Ltd founder Tony Sparrowe was among 26 Britons killed in a coach crash on the scenic Long Tom Pass, which crosses the Transvaal Drakensberg Escarpment in South Africa. Sparrowe was extremely committed to his work, and his wife was obliged to persuade him to take the holiday in South Africa. It is thought that he may have tried to protect her as the coach left the road. The driver, who was seriously injured but survived, claims that the brakes on the coach failed.

South Africa, Traffic accidents

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