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Kenya: Man Loses Five Family Members in Plane Crash
Nation, 12 March 2019
Neighbours moved in a solemn single file into the home of John Quindos Karanja on Monday. The tragic news had changed the mood of the day. Read more »
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Kenya: Man Mourns Loss of Five Family Members in Ethiopian Plane Crash
Nairobi News, 11 March 2019
One Kenyan man has suffered a major loss after five of his family members died in the Ethiopia Airline crash of Sunday which killed all 149 passengers and eight crew members on… Read more »
Kenyan Man Lost Five Relatives in Ethiopian Plane Crash
Anne Wangui Quindos Karanja was bringing home her daughter and three grandchildren when they were all killed in the plane crash that claimed the lives of 157 people on board.
From left: Carolyne Nduta Karanja and her children Ryan (7) and Kelly (5) and her mother Anne Wangui Karanja. They all died in the plane crash.
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Tragedy is a human experience that no one can escape from. Yet the manner in which Western media report on death involving Africans remains infused with racism. Reporting on the ... Read more »
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Boeing has issued a statement grounding its global fleet of 737 MAX aircraft after investigators uncovered new evidence at the scene of the fatal Ethiopian Airlines crash. The ... Read more »
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Among the Kenyans who were on board the ill-fated Boeing 737-MAX which crashed soon after take-off from Addis Ababa to Nairobi were a corporate chief, university lecturers, a ... Read more »
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