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Daughter in-law of first African mayor of Nairobi wins dispute over family home

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A daughter in-law of the first African mayor of Nairobi Charles Rubia has retained half of her matrimonial home.

Ms Elizabeth Wanjiru Njonjo is to retain the share and the remaining 50 per cent is to be transferred to her stepson Brian Mwaitura if she decides to get married or dies.

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