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

By Stephen Rutto | 4yrs ago

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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