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Raila Odinga Jnr speaking openly about his health condition and this alone takes courage! What I can’t comprehend is how grown men and women find the audacity to mock nature, to laugh at something no human being chooses for themselves. There’s a kind of ignorance that masquerades as humor,... show more

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