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Rasna Warah

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Writer, journalist, researcher, editor, urbanist, cynic. Author of 5 books, including War Crimes and Lords of Impunity. Contact: rasna.warah@gmail.com
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Cancer: The Enemy Within - Adios Rasna Warah

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By Rasna Warah
| Daily Nation Verified
Listen to this article What you need to know: I learned that life is very, very short. So, we must not postpone the things we need to do. This thing called life is temporary, so enjoy every moment and live it as if every day is your last. So, this is what happens when a doctor tells you that you have cancer.
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Kenya’s youth-led revolution

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By Rasna Warah
| Red Pepper (UK) Verified
In August this year, Morara Kebaso, a 28-year-old Kenyan entrepreneur with a law degree, started an online campaign to expose all the infrastructure projects that President William Ruto had promised Kenyans but not delivered. Kebaso’s campaign started as a parody, mimicking the president by holding roadside rallies from the roof of his car, as Ruto often does. He then traversed the country using crowdfunded resources to see how many projects launched by the president had been completed.
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UN Human Rights Council Cannot be Relied on to Uphold Human Rights

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By Rasna Warah
| The Elephant
Log into your member account to listen to this article. Not a member? Join the herd. I don’t know why anyone is surprised that Kenya was elected by the United Nations General Assembly to have a seat at the 47-member UN Human Rights Council, given the history of the Council and the UN in general. The UN Human Rights Council has never been about upholding human rights even though it claims that membership in the Council “comes with the responsibility to uphold human rights”.
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