The government has released eight bodies exhumed from the Shakahola forest to their families for burial after concluding the identification process. Chief Government Pathologist Richard jorogeh confirmed that the remains were handed over to relatives from various counties, including Migori and Busia, adding that the government will provide transport logistics for the burials. During the release, Titus Omondi Oloo, a representative of one of the grieving families, revealed he initially thought his brother—a former prison warder—had fled to join the Russian army, only to discover he had fallen victim to the starvation cult. The affected families have urged the state to prosecute cult leader Paul Mackenzie to the full extent of the law for the atrocities committed against their loved ones. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO8YpKqvrN1vZockdg7yAew/join ((█▬█ █ ▀█▀ subscribe, ring the bell & comment)))) GET THE FRESHEST AND THE JUICIEST STORIES FROM ACROSS THE WORLD. NEVER MISS AN UPLOAD. FOR QUERIES, COMPLAINS, COMPLIMENTS OR SUPPORT. EMAIL ADMIN VIA onlinecommunityke@gmail.com. ******************************************************************************************** ONLINE COMMUNITY KE appreciates your Contribution. Continue sending us your videos to our email (onlinecommunityke@gmail.com) and be sure we will publish them as long as they are in-line with YouTube's community guidelines. ......................................................................................................................................... No copyright infringement intended. FAIR USE. Copyright Disclaimer Under The Copyright Act, 1966 (Chapter 130) (consolidated version of 1995), allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. #onlinecommunityke

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“This is so full of rhythm,” exclaimed William Oloo, Secretary General of Congress of African Journalists, as he tried his hand at a dragon dance. Drum beats echoed through Guanxi Xinwei, a Hakka walled complex in Longnan, Jiangxi Province. “In Africa, we also dance to drumbeats, but dancing with a dragon to the beat is one-of-a-kind experience!” he said with a broad smile. This lively moment unfolded in a field visit as part of the 2025 Belt and Road Journalists Forum, held from July 14 to 20, under the theme “Promoting Civilizations Dialogue and Global Modernization with Power of Journalists.”

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Rodgers Oloo Magutha, who’s lived much of his life on the streets, has big dreams of one day opening a bird shelter.

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Rodgers Oloo Magutha, who’s lived much of his life on the streets, has big dreams of one day opening a bird shelter.

Rodgers Oloo Magutha, who’s lived much of his life on the streets, has big dreams of one day opening a bird shelter.

Rodgers Oloo Magutha, who’s lived much of his life on the streets, has big dreams of one day opening a bird shelter.