Twenty-Nine Kenyan women who were stranded in Saudi Arabia for months where they had gone to seek employment as domestic workers have been rescued. The women are expected at the JKIA this afternoon from Riyadh. It brings to more than 70, the number of women so far rescued by officials under the intervention of Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka.
The Star (Nairobi)
Kenyan Women Rescued From Saudi Arabia
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This is to let all banks know .That the nation of Barbados is selling it's currency at a much higher than valued price.Barbados is also cited for unfair trading practices.Banks are asked to retaliate.By not accepting Barbadian(coins or bills).Untill their curency is liberalised.Aircraft and shipping lines are also asked not to send their craft or vessels here due to the weak dollar.Peter Carlos Hinds.