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Immigrant Cocktail

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Empress Ciku Kimani Mwaniki

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Growing up in the crushing poverty of Nairobi's Mukuru Kwa Reuben slum, Esther is forced to sell peanuts to help her mother eke out a living. Her life changes dramatically at the age of ten when a chance encounter with Mr. Muthama, a kind man in a Mercedes Benz, leads him to fund her entire education. She finds herself navigating the two worlds of her slum home and Mr. Muthama's opulent house.