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Kakamega family: Our brother left for a funeral and has not been back

Henry Mukwanja displays a police report detailing disappearance of his uncle, Shole wa Shole. [PHOTO: ROBERT AMALEMBA/STANDARD]

KENYA: In July 2015, Shole wa Shole left his Lwanda-Kabras home for a funeral in Ikoli village and did not return.

His nephew, Henry Mukwanja, says the 60-year-old was expected home the next day and when he failed to show up, the family was immediately concerned because he has some challenges.

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