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A middle aged man was fined KES 60,000 or seven month imprisonment by a Nyeri court on for brewing chang’aa.
Rangers FC found themselves walking on lonely path after losing miserably 3 goals to nil against the Army side Ulinzi Stars.
New York - The UN General Assembly has approved a resolution backing an Arab League plan that calls for Syria's president to step down and strongly condemns human rights violations by his regime.
The vote in the 193-member world body was 137-12 with 17 abstentions.
Russia and China, who vetoed a similar resolution in the Security Council, voted against the resolution.
There are no vetoes in the General Assembly and while their resolutions are not legally binding, they do reflect world opinion on major issues.
Supporters were hoping for a high "yes" vote to deliver a strong message to President Bashar Assad to immediately end all human rights violations and attacks on civilians and hand power to his vice-president.
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