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Kenyan chef aiming to cook for 75 hours to break Guinness World Record

The Mombasa-based Chef Maliha Mohammed, who is aiming to cook for 75 hours non-stop to break the current Guinness World Record, which is being currently held by Rickey Lumpkin from California, USA who cooked for 68 hours 30 minutes and one second in December 2018. [Courtesy]

If all goes according to plan, a Kenyan chef will have her name immortalised in the Guinness Book of World Records.

But to do this, Chef Maliha Mohammed must go on an hours-long, non-stop cookout to beat the current world record which stands at 68 hours.

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