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Let's see how the new year was welcomed across the counties. In Mombasa, residents thronged Mama Ngina waterfront to usher in the new year with dance and merry-making, and in Kiambu county, a section of businessmen were all smiles following the increased sales they made at popular joints
Kenyans bid 2023 farewell
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