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Gladys Mugo introduced a school for sick children, in 1995

By JOSEPH MUCHIRI | Apr. 20, 2014
Gladys during the interview PHOTOS: JOSEPH MUCHIRI AND COURTESY/STANDARD]

By JOSEPH MUCHIRI

For close to a decade, Gladys Mugo touched the lives of hundreds of sick and injured children admitted to hospital, keeping their educational dreams and hopes alive.

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