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Kalya Gift Moi, the grandson of the late retired President Daniel Moi will travel to India for specialized cancer treatment after well-wishers raised some 6.2 million shillings towards the medical bills. Kalya who is suffering from a rare type of cancer has been unable to receive treatment due to financial constraints. Kalya is the son of the late Jonathan Moi.
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Leaders raise over Sh6M for President Moi’s grandson's treatment in India
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