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16 September 2026

Kenyan woman who gave up son for better life in Australia now faces losing him again

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Kenyan woman who gave up son for better life in Australia now faces losing him again

Kenyan mother Leah Wambui Sore faces separation from her six-year-old Australian son as her visa expires, with a 15-year wait for residency and costly visa fees ...

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