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Survey: Low pay and depression are forcing journalists out of the profession

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From battling painful cramps to overcoming self-doubt, first time marathoners share the discipline, sacrifices and determination that carried them across the finish line.

Tana River Governor and Water Cabinet Secretary warned downstream residents to relocate immediately.

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