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In Kenya, Hidden Children of British Soldiers Looking for Their Father: "I Asked My Mother Where Mine Was"

Summary by Le Monde
Dozens of children and their mothers started searching for their British fathers, passing through Nanyuki, in central Kenya, where the United Kingdom Army maintains a military base. A project, combining DNA testing and legal processes, has enabled some of them to find their penitentiaries.

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In Kenya, Hidden Children of British Soldiers Looking for Their Father: "I Asked My Mother Where Mine Was"

Dozens of children and their mothers started searching for their British fathers, passing through Nanyuki, in central Kenya, where the United Kingdom Army maintains a military base. A project, combining DNA testing and legal processes, has enabled some of them to find their penitentiaries.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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