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Family in agony following death of kin in Qatar

Dorine Wangare (second right) and family members before she left for greener pastures to Qatar. [Benjamin Sakwa/Standard]

When thirty-six-year-old Dorine Wangare bade her family goodbye to travel to Qatar in November last year, she knew her dream of helping her poor mother and siblings had finally come true.

The mother of two was excited at the prospect of working in the Middle East country according to her follower brother, Reinhard Mwangi.

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