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INSIDE THE VAULT: How Myra IVF Clinic’s “Coded Vial” Empire Survived a Trafficking Storm — And Why This Canadian Couple’s Ordeal Is Just One Of At Least Six

The Court of Appeal has bought Dr. Sarita Sukhija more time. But court filings, employment records and a second Nairobi clinic’s own scandal-ridden history reveal a fertility underworld of unverified embryos, raided nurseries, a dead egg donor allegation, and a doctor who once accused another clinic of doing to her exactly what she now stands accused of doing to her patients.

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How SportPesa’s Alleged Tax Evasion Has Continued to Dent Kenya’s Socio-Economic Growth

A Sh1.4 billion tax bill frozen by a tribunal technicality. A Sh95 billion demand that collapsed to Sh17.5 billion. A brand that has shut down, rebranded and relitigated its way through three prime ministerial terms of Kenyan tax administration while punters staked more last year than the entire country invested in shares at the Nairobi bourse.

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Kenya’s Goons: A World of Political Violence and Desperation

Nairobi (AFP) – Kenyan politicians are hiring armed thugs for as little as $4 per day, as poverty and ruthless political competition threaten to unleash uncontrollable violence ahead of elections next year. So-called “goons” are increasingly being hired, dozens or even hundreds at a time, to break up the rallies of political opponents and protesters, […]

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