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NAIROBI:Former Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi, who ruled the cou
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af 1 high nd turned bloody. It is with profound sadness that I announce the death of a great man of an African state, Kenyatta said in a statement.Kenya to withdraw from South Sudan after UN force head firedHe ordered a period of national mourning until a state funeral is held, on a date not yet announced.The former president died in the early morning of February 4 at Nairobi hospital in the presence of his family, Kenyatta said.Moi fought off rivals in a bitter contest to take the top job in 1978, succeeding Kenya's first president, Jomo Kenyatta, when he died.The speaker of
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ISLAMABAD:The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Wednesday concluded
air force 1 force cross-examination of witnesses in the Al-Azizia amp Hill Metal Establishment (HME) reference against former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his two sons. All 22 witnesses finished recording their statements in the case.After completing the cross-examination, NAB investigation officer Mehboob Alam asked the court to direct Sharif to record his statement in the reference, instead of directing Wa
jordan blanche jid Zia, the head of the Panamagate Joint Investigation Team (JIT), to testify.Sharif s counsel Khawaja Haris, however, said he would not take part in the proceedings if such a direction was passed. He pointed out that it had been earlier decided that the court would continue hearing both the Al-Azizia and Flagship references simultaneously.Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Arshad Malik, who wrote a letter to the Supreme Court, seeking more time for concluding the two references, remarked that he would de
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