Kevin Makwara grew a passion for metal sculpting at the age of 14 after seeing his big brothers create different kinds of metal decorations for gardens and house walls.
Author: Max Heinrich (Max Heinrich )
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Daughter attacks mother with machete
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North owes taxman N$9.3 billion
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Omuthiya’s first private nursing college officially opened
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