For most delegates, the second African Union International Conference on Maternal, New-born and Child Health convened at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi between October 29 and 31 was a normal event with the usual rush to catch a session.
But for Ms Ralpher Mwenesi, the reproductive health coordinator for Kakamega County, and one of the conference panellist, the experience was anything but pleasant.
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