In just a few hours, Barack Obama's second term as U.S. President will come to an end and he'll leave the White House. But thousands of miles away, in Kenya, where his father was born, his legacy will live on. What was once a sleepy village has been transformed over the past eight years. CGTN's Robert Nagila visits the tiny village of Kogelo.
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