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Why brothers have kept grandparents’ world war artefacts for more than 100 years

Amos Rading Malui 41, displays some of the trophies and other items at Langas Kisumu Ndogo in Eldoret Uasin Gishu County. [Peter Ochieng, Standard]

Charles Malui died in 1958, 39 years after fighting for Britain and allies during World War 1. Now two of his great-grandsons are keeping numerous historical artefacts in his honour.

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