Wapi tata

[Cortedivoire]

 

[Mwalimu-G]

What had killed the dead officer?

 

[Kasaman]

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@Introvert kuja uone , tuko wengi and armed too !

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

@Introvert kuja uone , tuko wengi and armed too !

Journalists walikuwa armed when? Ama ni mimi antinyita

 

[upepo]

There is nothing wrong with the title. The kind of things the village smokes results in strikingly similar cognitive deficiencies. I challenge you to take another look at the title early in the morning before you inhale anything.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

There is nothing wrong with the title. The kind of things the village smokes results in strikingly similar cognitive deficiencies. I challenge you to take another look at the title early in the morning before you inhale anything.

Police officer arrested after shooting a colleague dead in Kirinyaga.

 

[neloangelo]

There is nothing wrong with the title. The kind of things the village smokes results in strikingly similar cognitive deficiencies. I challenge you to take another look at the title early in the morning before you inhale anything.

The title is implying the police shot a already dead colleague.

 

[Mishale]

police officer arrested after shooting dead, colleague in kirinyaga.

 

[Budspencer]

police officer arrested after shooting dead, colleague in kirinyaga.

Tata ikanyage huyu ikimalizia

 

[Snowball]

There is nothing wrong with the title. The kind of things the village smokes results in strikingly similar cognitive deficiencies. I challenge you to take another look at the title early in the morning before you inhale anything.

This makes sense in the Kenyan English. It neither right nor wrong. "A police officer shot and killed a colleague" is generally correct way.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

 

[JazzMan]

There is nothing wrong with the title. The kind of things the village smokes results in strikingly similar cognitive deficiencies. I challenge you to take another look at the title early in the morning before you inhale anything.

 

[upepo]

This makes sense in the Kenyan English. It neither right nor wrong. "A police officer shot and killed a colleague" is generally correct way.

It is not Kenyan English and it is not neither right nor wrong. I suggest you take a look at this book called Rules on Formulating Headlines by Longgone Authore

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Longgone Authore

Smart. Do you have a PDF?

 

[Snowball]

It is not Kenyan English and it is not neither right nor wrong. I suggest you take a look at this book called Rules on Formulating Headlines by Longgone Authore

 

[Pamba 1]

Munasumbua hio title iko sawa, ni bbi tuta rekebisha ama hii title?