| DStv Highlights - April 19, 2007
BBC Food, 9pm: Contestants try to re-create dishes from top South African restaurants, with only the name of the dish to guide them. Meanwhile, the chef of the original dish shows the audience how it is done - and judges the contestants' efforts. In this episode, Ainsley Harriott is joined by chef Margot Janse, who cooks olive-crusted salmon trout with prawn beignet, watercress mash and a lime veloute sauce from the menu of Le Quartier Franaise in Franschhoek. Jacob's Cross M-Net Series, 9pm: Its Jacob's Cross'season finale on Thursday night! The drama heats up when Jacob's son is kidnapped. All fingers point to Bola, but it's up to the police to prove it. Deadlocked: Escape From Zone 14, Hallmark, 10pm: Esai Morales and Nia Peeples star in this action-packed story of two people who must escape from a futuristic prison, one in which prisoners wear collars that cause their heads to explode if they venture too far.
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3 tourists die in Kenyan crash
Nairobi - Three Canadian tourists were killed in a road accident on their way to a Kenyan game park, police said on Tuesday. Their white safari car was headed to the northern Samburu reserve on Monday morning when a truck crashed into it, instantly killing two passengers. One died in hospital and three were sent to the Kenyan capital Nairobi for treatment. "It was a head-on collision with a lorry which was coming from the opposite direction. For unknown reasons, the lorry lost control. We are investigating the incident," said Philip Ndwiga, the deputy police commissioner. A Japanese national and a Briton were also in the car and are in hospital. Ndwiga said the respective embassies had been notified of the crash. Scores of people die on Kenya's ubiquitous pot-holed roads each year, which often involve speeding mini-buses that act as public transport.
Spellers compete for title Saturday
WINSTON: Twenty-seven fifth- through eighth-graders will compete at the Douglas County Spelling Bee at 10 a.m. Saturday at Wildlife Safaris auditorium, 1790 Safari Road.
The winner will receive a computer and other prizes. Each speller will receive a trophy for making it to the county event. Students participated in classroom and school spelling bees to qualify.
They represent 22 public schools, two private schools and one home school.
Information: 957-4289.
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Delamere’s kin ‘showed where he shot man’
Mr Tom Cholmondeley showed police officers the point from which he shot a stonemason at his Soysambu Farm in Naivasha, a court was told.CID officer Mr Francis Irungu said this happened in the company of rally driver Mr Carl Tundo, a day after their arrest in connection with the murder of Robert Njoya. "We searched for spent cartridges from the point the accused (Cholmondeley) showed us and did not find anything on that particular day," he said. Irungu, who was part of the investigating team, told a Nairobi Court that he was forced to draw a sketch of the location Cholmondeley pin-pointed, to enable them carry out a detailed search for the cartridges. Presiding judge, Mr Justice Muga Apondi, was shown Delameres grandsons blue long sleeved shirt and a stained cream trouser that he surrendered to the police for forensic evidence.
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