'Build African Schools'

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World number one tennis champion Serena Williams answers media questions at the secondary school in the village of Wee, Makueni district, some 300 kilometers southeast of Nairobi, as she inaugurates a school she funded. The school, built in collaboration with another charity 'Build African Schools' is her second action in the eastern Kenya region since 2008. AFP

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