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Barak Obama is much loved in his ancestral homeland of Kenya. His paternal grandmother still lives in a tiny village in western Kenya where a school bears Sentaor Obama's name after he visited the school in 2005.
  • A school in the rural village of Kogelo where Senator Barkak Obama's ancestral family was from and where his Grandmother Sarah still lives was named after the Senator. He visited the school during a trip to Kenya with his wife in 2006. By photographer J Carrier
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  • A school in the rural village of Kogelo where Senator Barkak Obama's ancestral family was from and where his Grandmother Sarah still lives was named after the Senator. He visited the school during a trip to Kenya with his wife in 2006. By photographer J Carrier
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  • A school in the rural village of Kogelo where Senator Barkak Obama's ancestral family was from and where his Grandmother Sarah still lives was named after the Senator. He visited the school during a trip to Kenya with his wife in 2006. By photographer J Carrier
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  • A school in the rural village of Kogelo where Senator Barkak Obama's ancestral family was from and where his Grandmother Sarah still lives was named after the Senator. He visited the school during a trip to Kenya with his wife in 2006. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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  • Senator Barak Obama, whose father was Kenyan, is of great inspiration to many Kenyans, his name adorns shanty hotels and pubs and his image can be found stickered to the ubiquitous Kenyan mini-bus the "Matatu" along with other celebrities like Shaquille Oneill, 2Pac, Beyonce and Bart Simpson. By photographer J Carrier
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