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 NGARUA, Kenya (AP) - When 13-year-old Nelly Chepchumba returned to school this week, she found charred walls where her classroom used to be and two corpses half-buried in the garden.
The violence that has followed Kenya's disputed presidential election means thousands of children cannot go back to school — their classrooms burned, looted or now home to refugees.
Poking through rubble littered with school uniforms and shoes, Nelly sighed as she stepped over ripped-up spelling books, her bare feet caked with dirt.
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