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President Ruto is overseeing a compensation program in Kenya, following the approval of a Sh2 billion allocation by Parliament.
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President Ruto is overseeing a compensation program in Kenya, following the approval of a Sh2 billion allocation by Parliament.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ruto addressed bonus payment disparities announced by Njeru.Sub-event
Government expands victim compensation scheme; Matiang'i challenges Ruto on inquiry.1 source
Veterans appeal to expand compensation fund coverage1 source
President Ruto oversees compensation program; Parliament approves Sh2 billion allocation.1 source
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Kenya
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