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Many beautiful gifts were exchanged today as people expressed their love for their significant other, on a day that the world marked St. Valentine’s day. For Ann Ng’endo , her’s was the ultimate gift as her partner who she has journeyed through life with for the last 30 years finally decided to put a ring on it and finally say I do. We take a look at the colorful expression of love by different Kenyans through the lens of Teresa Mutai.
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Gifts exchanged as Kenyans express their love on Valentine’s Day
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