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A new bundle of joy for Asunta Wagura, despite 23 years living with AIDS

By Joseph Ngunjiri

NAIROBI,KENYA: Two months after I interviewed Asunta Wagura, upon the release of her autobiography, I saw on TV that she had given birth to twins. It struck me as odd for I did not notice the pregnancy.  Then it occurred to me that for the whole time I interviewed her in her office, not once did she wake up from her desk.

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