As Barack Obama visits Kenya, villagers from a herdsman to a housewife living in the birthplace of his father share their views on what the U.S. President has achieved - and what they would like to see next.
“We are proud of better roads, improved security and business opportunities since Barack Obama became the U.S. President,” said Margaret Ngesa (right) of the Legion Maria of African Church Mission, her mother Clementina Auma Ojwang beside her. “Quality education and access to financial capital,” she added, are among the challenges the village still faces.