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Mary Wambui

Nairobi
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Emirates launches third daily Nairobi flight, boosting Kenya-UAE connectivity

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By Mary Wambui
| Eastleigh Voice
United Arab Emirates (UAE) flagship airline Emirates has officially launched its third daily flight to Nairobi, significantly boosting passenger and cargo capacity while strengthening connectivity between Kenya and the Gulf nation. The long-awaited inaugural flight, EK718, departed Dubai at 1:20 am and landed at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) at 5:25 am on Wednesday.
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Amnesty International Kenya appoints George Morara as new Executive Director

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By Mary Wambui
| Eastleigh Voice
Amnesty International Kenya appoints George Morara as new Executive Director Amnesty International Kenya has appointed former Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) Vice Chairperson, George Morara, as its new Executive Director. (Handout) The human rights agency said Morara brings a distinguished record of three decades of leadership in governance, public accountability, and human rights advocacy.
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East and Southern Africa: Media freedom under attack amid prevailing impunity

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By Mary Wambui
| Eastleigh Voice
The most recent case involves the abduction and subsequent release of 'Addis Standard' journalist Million Beyene, who was taken from the newsroom in Addis Ababa on April 15 by suspected intelligence officials. Amnesty International has accused authorities across East and Southern Africa of continued harassment of independent journalists, citing arbitrary arrests and detention over the past year.
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