Current TV: Crisis in Kenya
Occasionally I get enough time to watch some Current TV.
It’s almost always worthwhile.
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- http://twitgoo.com/ap8y8 Michelle Hussain: human sardine tin 1 day ago
- Been locked out of the house by @lebusque and have retreated to a warm pub for a pint of IPA 2 days ago
- Big up congrats to @chrisdoidge who asked a big question to someone special on Xmas day..(& no, it wasn't asking his boss for a payrise) 3 days ago
- How news orgs are widening their sources of revenue (and why it's a good thing) http://tinyurl.com/yhdvbp8 3 days ago
- Wow what a find! The lost world of Friese-Greene, London in 1927 (via @viewmagazine) History geeks enjoy! :) http://tinyurl.com/yjcxddg 3 days ago
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I think they are living in the crisis since Kenyan foundation. Like most African countries. bad life very bad.