Mother's pain: I flew back to Kenya with my son's ashes in a suitcase

Consolata Muhuru, Annie Njoroge and Lucy Wanjiku. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

It is 10am on a Wednesday morning at a hotel along Thika Road where a group of women are seated around a table.  

This is not an ordinary meeting. It is a gathering of mothers who are living with permanent scars, having lost their children through painful experiences.