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Man loses two sisters in Mandera bus massacre

For Kinoti Mutenja, losing two sisters at one go pierced his heart like an arrow.

His sisters, Fridah Kathambi, 30, and Winfred Karimi, 28, were among the 28 people massacred by terrorists in Mandera County on Saturday morning. The victims were felled by bullets to the head fired from behind.

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