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Students gather round and read a book

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Kimani Murage, an 84-year-old Kenyan grandfather who has 30 grandchildren, attends lessons with classmates January 15, 2004 at a primary school after the government introduced free primary education last year. Murage, who was part of the Mau Mau movement that fought against British colonial rule in Kenya in the 1950s, has classmates whose average age is seven years old, and two of his grandchildren attend more advanced classes in the same school in Kenya's Eldoret district, some 270 km (162 miles) northwest of the capital Nairobi. REUTERS/Beatrice Mategwa PP04010048 RS/ACM - RP4DRIGLUBAC

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