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'Mad dog' disease that kills 2,000 Kenyans annually

Sharon Jepchumba Korir who succumbed to rabies after a dog bite.

No matter how much falls on them, they keep ploughing ahead.

Decades ago, one family lost their eight-year-daughter to rabies. But Agnes and Barnaba Korir could not let their lovely girl end up just a statistic. Her death was not in vain.

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