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South Korean woman reveals her unique love for Kenya

NAIROBI, KENYA: The baptism recently of one year old baby Fidel Castro Ochieng at a church in Nairobi’s Kibra slum was quite an exhilaration, albeit one that went largely unnoticed. Not only was baby Ochieng made to sit on the belly of a man of God who lay flat on his back, the rare baptism antics  included lifting the baby aloft  into the air, his frightened cries notwithstanding.

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