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- The Cutting Edge
- President’s 2011 wish list
- Ethnicity hurts fight against graft, says Raila
- Here are Kenya’s heroes and heroines, with titles ...
- MPs fault AU over Raila's mediation in Ivory Coast...
- The New Year promises to be full of challenges
- 2011: The road ahead
- Ruto and Sang meet in defiance of ICC
- Security docket full of challenges
- Kumekucha Person of the Year 2010 Is...
- Met announces end of short rains
- It will be a year full of equity market activities
- Samburu woman's crusade against killing of the dis...
- Kibaki hails Kenya's gains in New Year message
- Groups call for new Kenya leadership
- December traffic deaths up this year
- Kirima's body to be flown in on Monday
- CCK says its hands clean in Kencell deal
- Kenyan PM calls for optimism in 2011
- Moments 2010: Road to new constitution
- Moments 2010: Kenya politics
- Moments 2010: NTV landmarks
- NTV Moments: 2010 Winners
- Moments 2010: Security issues
- Moments 2010: A nation reborn
- Moments 2010: ICC nightmares
- NTV Moments: Losers of 2010
- NGOs seek resignation of 'Hague 6'
- Nyamira's Ekerubo School leads the way
- Fadhili school's fervent plea to KNEC
- Newsmakers 2010: Martha Karua
- The Reporter's Story
- Wanjiru Charged
- Constitution Bills Assent
- Money Transfers Part 4
- Kuresoi Teen Murder
- Kirima Death Controversy
- Growth of Karate
- Business Round Up
- Samwel Wanjiru charged over murder threats
- KCPE poor candidates
- Kirima passes on
- EMO foundation on ICC
- Kibaki signs bills
- Coalition government scorecard
- Kibaki should keep his cool as MPs lose theirs
- The cutting edge
- Bruno paws Mariga to Serie A
- Raila cannot be a neutral mediator
- Palaver: 30/12/10
- Raila, Kalonzo send condolences to Kirima family
- Sang’ threatened me over his woes, activist claims
- Raila will remain axle of political wheel
- Ruto: Don't write me off just yet
- ICC DEBATE
- 2011
- Candidates blamed for Kamukunji chaos
- Five Kenyans die in SA car accident
- Matatu owners fight Kimunya order
- How schools rank across the country
- Kirima burial team gets down to business
- Groups demand leaner Cabinet
- Kenyans at centre of US probe into Sh1.5bn bribes
- Oparanya asks Kenyans to support 'Hague 6'
- Two Nyakinyua factions fight over land
- Ruto: ICC will fail in its mission
- Turkana and Jie make peace finally
- Local NGO faults govt. performance
- Gerishom Kirima dies in South Africa
- Wekesa: Withdrawing from ICC is a big mistake
- Team to drive new law implementation formed
- Controversy stalks Kirima even in death
- Kibaki ratifies 3 key constitution Bills
- 2010 Newsmakers: Samuel Poghisio
- Money Transfers: Part 3
- KCPE Special Cases
- EAC Prospects 2011
- Drug Abuse War
- KCPE Cheaters and Winners Reactions
- Raila warns against pulling out of ICC
- Laboratory board to streamline operations
- Govt to set up drug rehabilitation centres
- Artist switches gears to hip hop to attract youth
- MONKEY SANCTUARY
- Kenya first medalist
- The making of Mursik
- Tea pickers - The movers of Kericho's economy
- Controversy over exam non-registration
- Diplaced people seek immediate resettlement
- KCPE top achievers glow in spotlight
- Public vs Private
- Where do failures go
- The good, bad and ugly of the august House
- FOR HIRE...
- Business tycoon dies in SA
- PM woos elders ahead of 2012 battle for votes
- Ruto throws Ocampo gauntlet
- Raila gives hope to Hague suspects
- Court orders lottery firm to deposit Sh50m
- My Person of the Year in 2010.
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One of the most common reasons why people get into road accidents is because of driving while intoxicated. For the safety reason we should be fit mentally as well as physically for driving. We should follow all the recommended and necessary safety signs and traffic rules to remain safe.
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