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Nakuru families yet to see their kin seven months later

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Beatrice Wanjiru with Rona Moraa displaying the photos of their husbands Vincent Motari and Alfred Omboto during an interview at Ngata within the outskirts of Nakuru city on March 22, 2022. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

A rusty padlock on the door of a house built for Vincent Motari, 25, has not been unlocked for months.

The padlock looks like it would tell a story of the many months the owner of the house has been away. For seven years, Motari lived in the house built by his parents.

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