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>1. He wanted to become a jurist in Islamic law, as his father was the Chief Kadhi of Kenya in the 1940s.

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Dreams come true, provided there’s determination.

>Tings. Not things. Spoken language is different from the written one; we were always told in school. Don’t speak slang in class; do not swear; never start a sentence with “and”. Add comma to “however”. And so on. Africa is divided into so many major and mini languages. That is why we freak out and become very emotional whenever we are in language conferences.