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Pope Francis calls for servant leadership, end to graft

From left; First Lady Margret Kenyatta,deputy president William Ruto,President Uhuru Kenyatta and Pope Francis during his departure of holiness Pope Francis at Jomo Kenyatta international airport (JKIA) to Uganda on 27/11/2015. PHOTO BY EDWARD KIPLIMO.

Pope Francis left Nairobi for Entebbe Uganda late Friday afternoon at the conclusion of his three-day visit to Kenya during which he not only condoled with the poor but spoke up against corruption, human-wildlife conflicts and errant religious leaders.

His visit and his message of hope, humility, servant leadership and the place of youth in society came at a time when the country is at a crossroads battling unemployment and self-centered leadership from a host of elected officials as well as rampant corruption.

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