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Orphaned at 11, this Kenyan tech genius turned down Harvard and became a millionaire at 19 - Face2Face Africa

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Mubarak Muyika grew up with his aunt following the demise of his parents when he was only 11 years old. His dad was a civil servant who died when he was two years old while his mom was a high school teacher who passed away when was 11. In high school, Muyika developed a passion...

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