The Lower Eastern Times

‘I Don’t Trust Anyone’ – How Cyberbullying Hurt Kipchoge

By: BBC Two-time Olympic marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge says he feared for his family’s life during a campaign of online abuse against him that wrongly linked him to the death of fellow Kenyan marathon runner Kelvin Kiptum. Kiptum, the world record holder who looked set to end Kipchoge’s victory over …

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DNA Confirms Obado as Father of Sharon Otieno’s Unborn Child

New DNA results reveal a staggering 99.99% likelihood that Okoth Obado, the former Migori Governor embroiled in the 2018 murder case of Sharon Otieno, is the biological father of the late student’s unborn child. These revelations surfaced during the trial proceedings, where a prosecution witness from the Cyber Crime Investigations …

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BREAKING:5-Storey Apartment Collapses In Uthiru

Search and rescue operations are underway in Uthiru, Nairobi, after an apartment block collapsed on Tuesday evening. Several videos shared online showed the apartment block tilted to the side, lights still on, as onlookers raised alarm. The Kenya Red Cross said it dispatched a team on Tuesday evening to respond …

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Israel criticizes Gaza and Hamas ceasefire terms but talks continue

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the new proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza is “far from Israel’s basic needs” but talks will continue. His comments came after Hamas said it had accepted the terms of the deal offered by Qatari and Egyptian negotiators. “The ball is now in …

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A woman accused of killing three people by feeding them poisonous mushrooms denied the charge of murder

By: BBC An Australian woman accused of killing three people by feeding them poisonous mushrooms for lunch has pleaded not guilty to murder. Erin Patterson, 49, faces three counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder in July last year. Police also claim that she tried to kill her …

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Does Regular Ejaculation help Prevent Prostate Cancer?

By: BBC When it comes to men’s health, bladder cancer occupies a prominent position. It is the second most commonly diagnosed type of cancer in men worldwide, after lung cancer. Because the prostate is a reproductive organ whose main function is to help produce sperm – that is, the fluid …

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Why are some countries in Africa facing a shortage of electricity?

By: BBC Chad, Guinea, Niger, Mali, and many other sub-Saharan African countries have been facing energy shortages for months. According to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) published in June 2023, 567 million people in sub-Saharan Africa did not have access to electricity in 2021, which is more …

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Football Transfer Rumors Across Europe Tuesday 07.05.2024

Liverpool and Uruguay forward Darwin Nunez has emerged as a surprise target for Barcelona, ​​with the 24-year-old seen as a potential replacement for Poland striker Robert Lewandowski, 35. (Sun) Nunez has fueled rumors of a summer exit from Liverpool by deleting all photos of his time at Anfield on his …

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Russia Plans Nuclear Drills Amid Western ‘Threats

Via: BBC Russia has begun preparations for missile exercises near Ukraine simulating the use of strategic nuclear weapons to counter “threats” by Western officials. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said recent statements by French President Emmanuel Macron and British Foreign Secretary David Cameron were “a brand new round of rising tensions”. …

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Building Collapse Traps Dozens, Claims Four Lives in South Africa

Via: BBC Four people have so far been confirmed dead by emergency workers while 24 were removed from the rubble and others hospitalized following a building collapse in the South African town of George on Monday. More than 50 others are still trapped under the rubble of the construction site. …

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