Kenya’s nurse Anna Qabale Duba, the first graduate from her village and the only educated child in her family was crowned the first-ever world’s best nurse at the maiden edition of the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award, apart from her daily medic duties Qabale Duba also built her school in her village. CGTN’s Nick Mudimba reports.
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