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The Standard on Saturday, on domestic workers who attacked a three-and-half-year-old boy and fed him to dogs. (Photo: Courtesy)

By Gardy Chacha and Kenneth Kipruto

Nairobi, Kenya: Anger and outrage best describe the reactions of our readers following the story carried by our sister paper, The Standard on Saturday, on domestic workers who attacked a three-and-half-year-old boy and fed him to dogs.

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