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An investigation revealed that the establishment did not have a liquor licence, a health licence and a change-of-use licence — having been converted from a residential house to a restaurant. Consequently, the Nairobi County government temporarily shut it down until management complies .
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Port of Assaba sold to Sheik Alamuwdihahuhi for 2.5Billon Nakifa
The Port of Assaba is located in the eastern African region at the coast of Red Sea has been sold to a private venture capitalist from Sada Araba who is known for financing and buying mega projects though out the Arab world and Africa continent. The Oil tycoon Sheik Mohamud Al Alamuwdihahuhi was trialed by his recent purchase and promised a 10 years free port use for all Ethiopian business people who want to import agricultural products and export manufacturing products to the rest of the world. The ceremony was held at a private ship at port of Assab on Red Sea, members of the royal families and guests were invited.
During the ceremony the Sheik pointed out his interest to buy port of Messiwa and if the people of Djibouti and government agrees, he wants to accurate the entire Red Sea coast including Djibouti and Somali and will name the region Al Arabia.
This will be one of the few mega projects in Sheik’s wish list. Each region will have its own governor and president and the late Ethiopian president Mengisitu Hailemariam may be the governing partner and president for this region.
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Former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari has become the first opposition candidate to win a presidential election in Nigeria.
Gen Buhari beat incumbent Goodluck Jonathan by more than 2.5 million votes, final results showed.
Mr Jonathan telephoned his rival to concede defeat. Gen Buhari's supporters took to the streets to celebrate.
Observers have generally praised the election, though there have been allegations of fraud. Election results as they happened
"I promised the country free and fair elections. I have kept my word," Mr Jonathan said in a statement.
He said he had conveyed his "best wishes" to Mr Buhari, and urged "those who may feel aggrieved to follow due process... in seeking redress".
Celebrations
A spokesman for Gen Buhari's All Progressives Congress (APC) party praised Mr Jonathan, saying: "He will remain a hero for this move. The tension will go down dramatically."
Gen Buhari's supporters have celebrated by dancing and singing in the streets in APC strongholds, including the northern cities of Kano and Kaduna.
The APC won 15,424,921 votes and Mr Jonathan's People's Democratic Party (PDP) gained 12,853,162 votes.
Analysis: Will Ross, BBC Nigeria correspondent, Abuja
Goodluck Jonathan (left) and Muhammadu Buhari agreed last week to respect the outcome of the polls Gen Buhari's victory is a hugely significant moment in Nigeria's turbulent history. Never before has a sitting president been defeated in an election.
Since independence from Britain in 1960, there have been numerous coups and most elections have been rigged. Of course in a close election there will be many voters who are not pleased with this outcome but the whole process is a sign that democracy is deepening in Nigeria.
The poll has once again brought to the surface dangerous religious and regional differences and there is still a threat of violence.
The man who has been voted out, Goodluck Jonathan, has played a huge part today in trying to prevent that. He made the phone call when there would no doubt have been some in his camp who would have preferred to dig their heels in. Five reasons why Goodluck Jonathan lost Profile: Muhammadu Buhari Profile: Goodluck Jonathan
The APC issued a statement after the result was announced, calling for "calm, sober celebrations" and warning supporters not to attack opponents.
"He or she is not with me, whoever does that," the president-elect said.
He is due to give a speech later on Wednesday.
The former military ruler dominated the country's north-western states, which have suffered most from attacks by Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
In Borno state, one of the worst-affected by Islamist violence, Gen Buhari won 94% of the vote.
It is the fourth time that Gen Buhari, 72, has sought the presidency.
He ruled Nigeria from January 1984 until August 1985, taking charge after a military coup in December 1983.
Mr Jonathan had led Nigeria since 2010, initially as acting leader before winning elections in 2011.
Nigeria has suffered from several attacks by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has killed thousands of people in its drive to establish an Islamic state.
Many voters have said that they believe Gen Buhari is better positioned to defeat Boko Haram.
The verdict on Mr Buhari's 20 months as military ruler is mixed.
The European Union's top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, congratulated Gen Buhari on his victory, saying she "looked forward to working with" him.
Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's new leader
Muhammadu Buhari in focus:
Aged 72
Muslim from northern Nigeria
Elected president in 28 March poll
Military ruler of Nigeria from 1984 to 1985
Deposed in a coup
Poor human rights record
Seen as incorruptible
Disciplinarian - civil servants late for work had to do frog jumps
Survived an apparent Boko Haram assassination attempt
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