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‘Identical’ girls undergo counseling as they await DNA test results

Mama Rosemary Khaveveli (left) from Kakamega ,Melon Lutenyo (pink/white blouse) Melvis Imaya (red blouse) Sharon Mathias (white/black blouse) and Mama Angelina Omina(2nd right) from Kangemi ,Nairobi and Wilson Luta,also from Nairobi at the Standard group offices in Nairobi. [Elvis Ogina.Standard]

Two girls believed to be identical twins separated at birth will today start a three-day counselling session in Eldoret, as they anxiously wait for results of a DNA test conducted last Friday.

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