16 h. ago Soldiers in Kenya still paying for sex despite ban, British Army inquiry finds

Soldiers in Kenya still paying for sex despite ban, British Army inquiry finds  Action on Armed Violence - AOAV

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29 h. ago British Army Unit in Kenya Risks Being Declared Hostile Witnesses

The National Assembly Defence Committee has warned that senior officials from the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) will have to be declared hostile witnesses after they skipped a scheduled appearance in Parliament to respond to questions over alleged crimes committed by their soldiers in the country. The Defence Committee had summoned BATUK representatives alongside Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya. However, only Tuya and her principal secretary, Patrick Mariru, attended the session. CS Tuya told lawmakers she could not account for the BATUK officials’ absence, saying her ministry had fulfilled its role through the Foreign Affairs docket. Committee chair Nelson The post British Army Unit in Kenya Risks Being Declared Hostile Witnesses appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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46 h. ago British soldiers still paying for sex in Kenya, three years after ban

British soldiers still paying for sex in Kenya, three years after ban  openDemocracy

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46 h. ago British troops stationed in Kenya found paying for sex despite ban

British troops stationed in Kenya found paying for sex despite ban  Euronews.com

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64 h. ago Kenya court says British tycoon's body too decomposed to determine cause of death

Kenya court says British tycoon's body too decomposed to determine cause of death  Yahoo News Canada

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67 h. ago British soldiers using sex workers in Kenya despite ban, inquiry finds

British soldiers using sex workers in Kenya despite ban, inquiry finds  Yahoo News Australia

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67 h. ago British Army in Kenya: Some soldiers using sex workers despite ban, inquiry finds

British Army in Kenya: Some soldiers using sex workers despite ban, inquiry finds  BBC

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4 d. ago Wigan to leave Kenya end of Aug after promotion to London post

NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 11 – British High Commissioner Neil Wigan is set to leave Kenya at the end of the month after two years to take up a new post in London. Wigan leaves for a promotion to Director General Strategy and Delivery within the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.  While reflecting on his […] The post Wigan to leave Kenya end of Aug after promotion to London post appeared first on The DailyMail- Kenya.

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3 w. ago Standard Chartered Kenya and British International Investment Partner for $100 Million Trade Finance Deal

Standard Chartered Kenya and British International Investment Partner for $100 Million Trade Finance Deal  AInvest

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3 w. ago Standard Chartered Kenya and British International Investment Partner for $100 Million Trade Finance Deal to Boost SMEs and Women

Standard Chartered Kenya and British International Investment Partner for $100 Million Trade Finance Deal to Boost SMEs and Women-led Businesses in East Africa  AInvest

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4 w. ago British Army troops partner with Kenya Defence Forces to offer free medical services to Laikipia and Samburu residents

British Army troops partner with Kenya Defence Forces to offer free medical services to Laikipia and Samburu residents  GOV.UK

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