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My eight-year-long search for Collins

Collins Omondi (standing right) in a family photo. He got lost in 2006 and has not been traced. [PHOTOS: PHILIP ORWA/STANDARD]

By Maureen Odiwuor

When a 14-year-old boy strolled out of his home, his family thought he was going for a walk. However, at the end of the day when he failed to turn up, his parents were not so worried for they thought he had gone to visit one of their many relatives or neighbours.

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