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As the world marks Father’s Day today we give special focus to a single father who has been present in his young one's life after losing his partner. 32-year-old Fred Odhiambo, a businessman in Nairobi, narrates his journey.
Fred Were celebrated first Fathers Day as a single dad raising his daughter
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