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Ruth Gitonga

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Noni Gitonga writes for Briefly.co.za, which is a leading South African digital news & media site. She has been working with Briefly for about 7 years.

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Ruth Gitonga writes for http://Briefly.co.za, which is a leading South African digital news & media site. She has been working for Briefly for about 7 years. Ruth has a background experience in Mass Communication.

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My 18-Hour Labour Saved My Miracle Baby — Then My Husband Forged My Name to Give Her to His Mother

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By Ruth Gitonga Verified
| Legit.ng Verified
"Rest, Chizaram,” Olabisi said. “You’ve been through a lot. My mother will handle the paperwork. She knows best.” But that couldn’t be further from the truth. My mother-in-law hated me. For years, she had referred to me as Chizaram agan—Chizaram the barren woman. “We need to ensure things are handled well from the very beginning,” she said. Source: Original I used to think miracles arrived loudly.
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I Buried My Daughter and Husband a Day Apart: 3 Years Later, I Saw a Man With His Disability

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By Ruth Gitonga Verified
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I knew something was terribly wrong when a police officer knocked on my door at two in the morning. He had been uncharacteristically gentle, his voice dropping to a low, gravely whisper when he told me about the semi-truck, the black ice, and the fire that followed. "There was severe thermal trauma, Mrs. Bakari.
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I Came From Work Abroad to Surprise My Family; My Mom Hugged Me Whispering, "Don't Unpack Your Bags"

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By Ruth Gitonga Verified
| Legit.ng Verified
My mother dropped the ceramic vase in her hands when she saw me. She looked absolutely horrified, as if she had seen a ghost. "You need to leave right now. Go to a hotel in the city. Please, just turn around and go back," she whispered. The joy that had been pulsing through my veins immediately turned to pure ice.
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