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Three women eye Sh10 million from tea seller who died with only Sh15

David was featured in The nairobian in October 2015

A former air traffic controller turned tea hawker, died with only Sh15 in his pocket. Now, three women are said to be eyeing a Sh10 million windfall in compensation.

 David Kang’ethe, 51, who was featured in The Nairobian in October 2015,  died in his sleep in the house of his younger wife in Kayole on January 29. 

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