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To know Raila
Odinga was to know a man larger than life, a political supremo. To be his
friend was to know the man who existed when the crowds and his political circle
went home.
For Dieter Rolf,
that meant football, German beer songs, private jokes and a friendship that
outlived politics.
For two decades,
he shared Raila’s laughter, his worries, and high and low moments few Kenyans
ever witnessed.