Peninah Bahati Kitsao was widowed last year
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A Kenyan widow filmed cooking stones to make her children believe she was preparing food has lost her last-born child, the Daily Nation newspaper report.
The four-month-old baby died on Thursday after being discharged from hospital where she was treated for a persistent fever, the newspaper reports, quoting Peninah Bahati Kitsao's 24-year-old son.
Her neighbours in the coastal city of Mombasa brought her plight to public attention last month.
People then sent her money and a local organisation also helped her to open a bank account because she is illiterate.
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