Kenya's milk shortage: Chai lovers unhappy as cows run dry
What to know about Kenya's milk shortage: Chai lovers unhappy as cows run dry
Kenya's chai lovers are not happy as the nation's cows run dry - Published Kenyans love their milky tea, or chai, but some are facing the worrying possibility of doing without as the country has been hit by a milk shortage.
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What happened
Kenya's chai lovers are not happy as the nation's cows run dry - Published Kenyans love their milky tea, or chai, but some are facing the worrying possibility of doing without as the country has been hit by a milk shortage.
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Common ground
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