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Farhiya Hussein

Coast, Kenya
As seen in: MSN, Daily Nation, Nairobi News, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, The East African, Business Daily Africa, HT Syndication, Informer East Africa, Eastleigh Voice and
Multi Award-Winning Journalist former @Nation Media Now @TheEastleighVoice 100 MostInfluentialKenyanMuslims Winner @fortyunderforty
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Mombasa hires 447 health workers after patient numbers quadruple under free medical care

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By Farhiya Hussein
| Eastleigh Voice
Mombasa hires 447 health workers after patient numbers quadruple under free medical care Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir. Mombasa adds 286 nurses as public hospitals recover from 43-day strike. (Photo: Courtesy) Listen to article 4 min listen Audio reading is not supported on this browser. Ready Thanks for listening. Continue with a related story, or tap the speaker icon on the next page to listen.
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Mombasa man held over alleged stolen electronics bound for Tanzania

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By Farhiya Hussein
| Eastleigh Voice
Mombasa man held over alleged stolen electronics bound for Tanzania Various electronic devices were discovered in his house. (Photo: Courtesy) Listen to article 2 min listen Audio reading is not supported on this browser. Ready A search of Pascal Ibrahim Mkwae's house resulted in the recovery of various electronic devices, which investigators believe were being kept for onward transportation to Tanzania for sale.
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Matiang'i: Ruto sat in National Security Council, cannot distance self from River Yala deaths

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By Farhiya Hussein
| Eastleigh Voice
Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang’i has challenged President William Ruto over the unresolved River Yala deaths, arguing that he cannot distance himself from the security decisions made when he served as Deputy President and sat on the National Security Council (NSC).
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