Mohamud Abass, 43, who has helped to fundraise millions in medical aid for tens of destitute families in Kenya, seems to live by this mantra of Anthony Hincks’. The idea of medical cover is quite feasible and sustainable," Abass said. They taught us sharing and honesty, values that have shaped my life," the ever-smiling Abass said. All I needed was to drink at the source and by the time I reach school, I'm thirsty again," the humanitarian recalled with laughter. It pains my heart," Abass said, fighting back tears.

Source: The Star October 07, 2020 01:52 UTC