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Scammed and abandoned: Who will save Uasin Gishu parents in Finland education saga?

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read

Victims of the Finland and Canada saga reacted bitterly to the judgment, which they claimed denied them and their children justice.

Scammed and abandoned: Who will save Uasin Gishu parents in Finland education saga?

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