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Kampala, Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: Daily Nation, The East African, MSN, Nairobi News, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, Daily Monitor, Zawya, Taifa Leo, MENAFN, Business Daily Africa, The Citizen (Tanzania) and
Diplomacy & Regional Affairs. Africa Editor ✍️ @The_EastAfrican. @NationAfrica. I Read Foreign Relations at @uonbi.

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Journalist at Daily Nation. Interests in Foreign Affairs, Horn of Africa, African Affairs.
Regional Editor, Nation Media Group
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Why Kenya flagged Somalia Deputy Prime Minister Abdi Original

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By Abdulkadir Khalif Verified, Aggrey Mutambo Verified
| The East African Verified
Kenyan authorities are still flagging Somalia’s Second Deputy Prime Minister, Jibril Abdirashid Abdi, as an undesirable immigrant because he is suspected of fomenting militia activity near the border between the two countries. Mr Abdi, who was deported from Kenya earlier this year for refusing to hand over his Kenyan passport, announced on Monday that he had returned the document to affirm his loyalty to the Somali government.
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African Union ministers back UN hopefuls Sall and Otunnu, but endorsement stalls

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By Luke Anami Verified, Aggrey Mutambo Verified
| The East African Verified
The African Union says it is backing candidates seeking international positions including the two vying for the post of the United Nations Secretary-General, even though it remains cagey on endorsement. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, urged AU members to support candidates seeking elections to the various international institutions.
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Continent looks to bottoms-up deal to tame curse of mineral exploitation Original

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By Aggrey Mutambo Verified
| The East African Verified
In Mozambique’s northeast region, an expansive ruby mine has long been a source of government revenue. It has also been a source of headaches for policymakers. It sold some five million carats, earning about $6 million—nearly a fifth of the overall revenue from mining. The mines are mostly run by a licensed major operator. But they also support some 60,000 artisanal miners. The government at one point considered most of these miners to be illegal and cracked down on them.
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