You might overlook the tiny ridges on the "F" and "J" keys of your computer keyboard, or the tiny dot that appears on number five of a remote control and keypad phones, but those mean the world to Moses Nyongesa.
The 53-year-old uses those keyboard ridges to conduct his daily duties as a senior engineer at Kenya Power's headquarters in Nairobi.
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