"The British government recognises that Kenyans were subject to torture and other forms of ill-treatment at the hands of the colonial administration.

"The British government sincerely regrets that these abuses took place and that they marred Kenya's progress towards independence."

Mr Hague said 5,228 victims would receive payments totalling £19.9m following an agreement with lawyers acting for the victims, who have been fighting for compensation for a number of years.

The compensation amounts to about £3,000 per victim and applies only to the living survivors of the abuses that took place.

Mr Hague said Britain still did not accept it was legally liable for the actions of what was a colonial administration in Kenya.

Forgive them they are from Sierra Leone and not Nigeria

Why not take a post Grad MBA in Oil and Gas , it will save you some years , I once worked with an English Doctor on a Project in one of the top Banks , this guy was an Oxford produc, but got tried of working as a senior Consultant in an Hopsital and he changed to Information Technology as a Programme Manager .

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Brazil has some of the world's worst traffic jams, with commuters sometimes needing three hours to travel about nine miles across Brazil's biggest city and financial capital

This man's medication is out of Date

Please Governor Mr Biggs should do himself and the Party a Big favour.. upload the video of how Governor Jang was elected the chariman of NGF ...... for all to see and ....the wiiner is.................

Soja come Soja go Barack no dey go anywhere

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Pope Benedict XV1 to retire on the 28th of Feb

We have to give thanks to God for making this happen