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Bomet family in agony as son goes missing for four months

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When 34-year-old Kenneth Ngeno secured a job in Mombasa last year, his mother, Linner Byegon, celebrated.

She hoped her son would help her to make ends meet. The 60-year-old single mother of four said her son, a telecommunication engineer, had been jobless since March 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the country.

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