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Kenya is dead, despite having law protecting sanctity of life

Fredrick Ojiro points at a discomposed body at the shores of River Yala in Gem, Siaya County where dead bodies are normally dumped in Sucks. [Collins Oduor, Standard]

We buried Peggy two weeks ago today. It was her birthday. Her frame was on this earth for exactly 32 years. It is an uncanny, even eerie timeline.

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