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Japan's Whaling Fleet Sailing for the Antartic

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Japan's whaling fleet, Mandela relative partially blinded, Stampede at Kenyan university

Japan's whaling fleet, Mandela's relative partially blinded, Stampede at Kenyan university.

Japan's whaling fleet has set sail today for the Antarctic with a plan to kill hundreds of whales. Josina Machel, the stepdaughter of Nelson Mandela, says she has been left blind in one eye after a former boyfriend attacked her during her mother's 70th birthday celebrations in October.

The Kenyan authorities have begun an investigation after a security drill at a university in the capital Nairobi was mistaken for a real attack, sparking panic. One employee of Strathmore University was killed after apparently jumping from a third floor window.

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