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Kenya: What to Expect in 2021

[Nation] It has been one of the most difficult seasons for Kenya and the rest of the world. A sick world and crushing economies, 2020 was bad in many fronts from health to social services sector.

Source: allAfrica.com

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We Are Not Those People | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Zimbabwe's first lady has denied any involvement in an alleged attempt to smuggle gold out of the country, after her name came up in court papers about the case.

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Coronavirus live updates: US reports more than 81,000 new cases – National News – The Black Chronicle

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Nelson Mandela Bay: More than R1bn in funds withheld, while court appeal holds up administration process | News24

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Covid-19: Gauteng health dept to conduct antibody survey to measure infection rate | News24

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