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Gardy Chacha

Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: Radio Maisha, The Standard (Kenya), Kenya Television Network, Gumzo na Mwanaspoti, Hoja za Wahariri, Siasa, EIN News
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'I was shot, my teeth clobbered out': Repatriated Kenyans arrive at JKIA

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By Gardy Chacha, Jacinta Mutura Verified
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Ali Jelle Sampul from Mandera, who lived in Durban, shows his documents when he returned to Kenya at JKIA. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard] A Kenya Airways aeroplane carrying 47 repatriated Kenyans landed at JKIA at around 10 pm from Johannesburg, South Africa (SA), on Wednesday night. Fact-first reporting that puts you at the heart of the newsroom. Subscribe for full access. Subscribe now and enjoy 50% off monthly and annual plans.
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Study finds exercise 'snacks' may be just what you need, better than the gym

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By Gardy Chacha
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Regular exercise significantly improves overall health by boosting the cardiovascular system and strengthening muscles. [Courtesy] Let’s be honest for a moment: do you really love exercise? Chances are you don’t. It is not hard to see why. Yours truly is not yet sold on exercise’s ROI (return on investment).
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African beauty: Why women account for 88 per cent of cosmetic surgeries

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By Gardy Chacha
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Women account for nearly 90 per cent of cosmetic surgeries in Kenya, a new study shows. [iStockphoto] One Saturday morning last month, nearly 100 people gathered at a complex in Gigiri, Nairobi, to grace the launch of Avane Plastic Surgery Hospital (APSH), a facility exclusively dedicated to plastic surgery and aesthetics. A glance at the crowd revealed an unmistakable fact: the majority of the attendees, arguably drawn from the neighbouring affluent suburbs, were women.
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