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Sunday, July 4, 2004

Intelligence

	•	Anglo-Leasing tycoon leaves the country
	•	Laxity in graft war rankles donors
	•	Generation battles bog down CNU
	•	Scandal-prone firm demands Sh3b from government
	•	Anti-corruption war under scrutiny as Govt stumbles
	•	How ministerial jobs were dished out
	•	Is Kibaki just another ‘African President’?
	•	Hallo Safaricom! Will you come to the bourse
	•	Why Musyoka’s demotion was long in coming
	•	Left’s face it, Obama is not ‘our own’
	•	Raila’s humiliation was calculated
	•	Ex-soldiers seek US, UK, envoys’ help in pension row
	•	Kibaki Government faces stern test over motion
	•	AMERICA THESE DAYS African Union dithers as more Sudanese die
	•	ECONOMY CHAT Predictable proceedings of next Cabinet meeting
	•	FROM THE GALLERY Cabinet shuffle sends House into disorder
	•	CORRIDORS OF JUSTICE When a university overstepped the mark
	•	LAW REVIEW Roots of opportunism in politics
	•	ALTERNATIVE VIEW Running government just got murkier
	•	MEDIA MAVERICK Jungle law does not belong on television

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