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Diseases have taken to outsmarting each other

By By GATONYE GATHURA | Nov. 17, 2013

By GATONYE GATHURA

Diseases have also taken to the catwalk in a contest to determine which kills the largest number of Kenyans, with the winner seeking more local and foreign funding.

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