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Humble Khataw has dined with high and mighty, voted in all elections since independence

Narottam Khataw during the interview. [PHOTOS: JOE OMBUOR/STANDARD

Few Kenyans would stand to be counted if a census of those who have never missed a national day in the past ten years were to be taken.

It is why this 80-year-old former banker stands out. Narottam Mulji Khataw, has cited Hindu prayers at the Coastal City’s Municipal Stadium on each national day since 2004 without fail.

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