American set to meet her Kenyan granny, after 28 years

One thing I have noticed and admired in the US is the number of fathers who even though they are not with the mothers of their kids, still maintain a meaningful relationship with their kids. This is something I hardly ever saw in Kenya for all that we will lecture others about their lack of values and culture.

tafadhali....real journalism please! next you will be publishing a story on this americans meeting with her auntie's cousins brothers sister.how many people do you think care to know about this womans search for her father? had she not been an american would u even have cared? how many fatherless people are in kenya who would love to find their fathers?...tafadhali we want real stories...no more petty gossip

we might need a special census of how many fatherless Kenyans (NOT JUST JANGOS) we have in the US.

Chelangat...your story resonates well with many. I would love to know how you balanced your desire to meet your father (dad?)and the fear of hurting your mother's (mum!)feelings after having brought you up single handedly despite apparent desertion by your father!. Your revelation would be very helpful to multidues of youngters who yearn to meet absentee parents. Thanks for being courageous enough.

Thats what we think of the abroad life 'the land of opportunity'. Forget it, make Kenya it what you think of the US. They also struggled to be what they are. Everything has a reason.