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Kenyan brother hits campaign trail
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January 18, 2013, Friday
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BARACK Obama's half brother has hit the campaign trail in his native Kenya in a bid to get a county gubernatorial seat in the March 4 elections.
Malik Obama, 54, who shares a father with the US president, said the achievements of his more famous brother have "inspired and challenged" him to get into politics.
"When I look at the success that my brother has had in America, I feel I would have let down my people if I do not follow in his footsteps," he said.
Malik Obama, 54, who shares a father with the US president, said the achievements of his more famous brother have "inspired and challenged" him to get into politics.
"When I look at the success that my brother has had in America, I feel I would have let down my people if I do not follow in his footsteps," he said.
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