30 am, telling her to get to the scene where her house had been razed alongside many others.

'It was at that point that we found out that my eldest daughter had burnt to death.

We were able to identify her body at the scene.

The bodies of her two siblings were later discovered; they had gotten burnt beyond recognition,' the devastated Chibutsa told the Star at Mukuru Kwa Njenga.

The woman called on the government alongside Kenyans of goodwill to support her in burial arrangements for her children.

'I'm a single mother, jobless and just hustling.

I urge the government and Kenyans of goodwill to support me through financial donations to ferry the bodies of my three children home for burial rites,' Chibutsa said.