Kwale: Puzzle as Tired Grade 2 Boy from Siaya Is Picked by Herders Along Mombasa-Nairobi Highway

Kwale: Puzzle as Tired Grade 2 Boy from Siaya Is Picked by Herders Along Mombasa-Nairobi Highway

  • Clinton was living the ideal life with his mother and thriving like any other young boy, but all that was cut short by her death
  • He was left under the care of his grandmother, and all was okay for the little pupil of Sirotha Primary School in Siaya county
  • From the time his grandmother died, Clinton hasn't been happy, and he alleged that he was being mistreated at home
  • The bad living conditions at home caused him to start looking for peace, happiness, and his lost childhood, and he claims that is how he ended up in Mombasa

Samburu, Kwale: Residents of a Gwasheni village in Mwavumbo are actively looking for the relatives of a young boy who was found all alone along the Nairobi-Mombasa highway.

Clinton, who left Siaya.
Clinton, who was found in Kwale. Photo: Tungwa Katembe.
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Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, a village leader identified as Tungwa Katembe shared that 11-year-old Clinton was found sleeping on the highway.

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"He was just sleeping there on the highway; some herders came and found him there. When they woke him up and asked why he was there he shared his sad story that he was from Siaya and his mother was dead," said Tungwa.

According to Tungwa, Clinton is 11 years old, and he goes to Sirotha Primary School in the heart of Siaya county.

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Why did Clinton leave Siaya?

"His mother died, and he doesn't know where his father is. When she died, he was left in the hands of his grandmother, and all was well for some time until she also died," said Tungwa.
"When the elderly woman died, Clinton was left in the hands of his uncle, but the man allegedly used to mistreat him badly," said the Kwale resident.

The residents of the area were speculating that the young boy was on his way to Mombasa to get some relief from a hard life.

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Why are residents asking about Clinton?

At the moment, Clinton is with Joyce Muti, who can be reached on 0714499013. The chief of the location and the police know Muti has him for the time being.

"For the time being, he needs to join school, new clothes, and get some upkeep. As we work on that, we need to know who his people are so that they can help us know about him. Even if he is to remain here, then it should be done in the right way," he said.

Village manager Tungwa Katembe can be reached on 0712296478.

Tragedy as body of missing Karatina baby found

Baby Grace who died.
Grace Nyaguthii's mother, Eva Nymoh Mims, lost another child two years ago. Photos: Chuma Moto TV.
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In a different story, Baby Grace Nyaguthii disappeared from her home, and it sparked an outpouring of hope and prayer, as well as determination from her community to find her.

For eight painful days, search teams combed everywhere in and outside the village, including rivers and valleys, only to find the tiny body of the girl dumped in the Ragati River.

The development added a new layer of pain for the young mother, Eva Nymoh Mims, as she had sadly lost another child barely two years ago.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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Susan Mwenesi (Human-Interest editor) Susan Mwenesi is a Human Interest editor. She studied Journalism and Public Relations at TU-K, participated in HIV/AIDS Reporting Camp, and International Center for Journalists Early Childhood Development Reporting. Over the last 10 years, Susan has worked at K24, Baraka FM, Health Media, TechMoran.co.ke. She is a Bloomberg Media Initiative, National Geographic, International Centre for Journalists, KICTANet, AKU Graduate School of Media and Communications Digital ABC training by WAN-IFRA fellow. Email: susan.mwenesi@tuko.co.ke

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