Mimba
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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George Mimba, who headed embassy employees in Kenya at the time, said in statement that he and others were "deeply disappointed."
From US News
“I found myself buried under the debris,” recalled one of the victims who testified, George Mimba, a Kenyan who worked at the embassy in Nairobi and escaped by throwing himself through a second-floor window after the blast.
From New York Times
Another person expected to be called is George Mimba, a Kenyan who testified in 2010 about how he climbed a fence to escape after the Nairobi bombing and saw “bodies all over the place,” including those of schoolchildren from a bus that had been hit.
From New York Times
George Mimba, a Kenyan who worked in the information office inside the American Embassy in Nairobi, said he had closed his eyes as the force of the explosion hurled him through the air.
From New York Times
When he got to his feet, Mr. Mimba said, he was stunned by the carnage in every direction.
From New York Times
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