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Changing fortunes for terror attack Baby Osinya as he starts school, one year later

Kenya: Baby Satrin Osinya's future is looking bright, one year since terrorists snuffed out his mother's life. Satrin has started school. He is in kindergarten at the Potterhouse School in Runda, Nairobi, which offers the British National curriculum.

It is one year since terrorists stormed into the Joy of Christ Church in Mombasa, firing indiscriminately and leaving six dead and others injured. Two months to his second birthday, the terrorists killed his mother and left a bullet lodged in his head.

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