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British soldier victim’s family wants justice

Rose Wanjiku (left) at her home in Majengo slums, Nanyuki, when she spoke to 'The Standard' about her sister Agnes Wanjiru’s killing in 2012. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

If she were alive today, Agnes Wanjiru would have been 30, perhaps wiser than she was when she went out with British Army soldiers on training in Kenya’s garrison town of Nanyuki.

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