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Why carrying an ICC witness tag is a risky and deadly affair

In the beautiful lush green Besiobor village in Uasin Gishu County is a deserted homestead. The once bubbling home is completely abandoned and the road leading to its compound bushy.

Inside the sitting room lies an old dusty lantern lamp, and in the bedroom is a broken electricity metre box. This is where ICC witness John Bureti once called home.

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