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Murang'a County has launched a KSh 200 million school feeding programme in partnership with Food for Education to feed over 215,000 learners. Spearheaded by Governor Irungu Kang'ata, the initiative will provide highly nutritious meals to ECDE, primary, and junior secondary school students. Parents will pay a subsidised rate of...

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Bellamine Opichovor 1 Monat

Then other counties will be crying "marginalization", "Kikuyus", "we are opposing government" nyenyenye...Sheeenzi sana!

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Atomicvor 1 Monat

Other counties are crying about marginalisation when in reality they elected fools

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Kevin_Winston_II🇰🇪vor 1 Monat

Sakaja does it with 5 bob per day for the learners. It's a good initiative though.

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SIFUNA'S SPONSORvor 1 Monat

Gladys Panga can only deliver Weapons and stones for goonism

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jamalvor 1 Monat

The Agikuyu has proven time aand time again they are really good at leadership.he could be making some money na hii deal but it's impact will be worth ...kabila zingine ni kuiba everything while wafuasi wao ni kushangilia tu😔

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Andrew Waynevor 1 Monat

Kang'ata communication and strategy team is top notch

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mrclapbackvor 1 Monat

Huyu mtu hawezi shikana na Sifuna waende pale State House?

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Xplicit🇰🇪vor 1 Monat

Wengine wakifanya kazi,goons kama Mama Mapangale wanalia wako marginalized.

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Gᵤ𝓏ᵢₑₙᵢ ₛₘₐₗₗ Wᵢ𝓰vor 1 Monat

Ok imagine him a s president with his calm demeanour. Rwanda anaosha streets on sato Kenya ni Reggae kuruka by His exellency Dj kang'ash EGH cGH Wantam

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Harrison Mureithivor 1 Monat

While in yemen youths are trained to be goons

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Wa Sifunavor 1 Monat

Had it not been for pangalization, tungekuwa hapa uku Busia

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OmontoOmintovor 1 Monat

This is the leadership we need.

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Michaei Mainavor 1 Monat

Wanga come outside

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Kibagendivor 1 Monat

Our leaders ile upande ingine bado watasema wako marginalized

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Kenizvor 1 Monat

Perfect work my governor! 👏♥️ This program is a double wedged sword. On one side, children will get lunch, while farmers will get reliable income for their farm produce on the other. Especially sorghum for porridge, milk, beans, maize etc. Tutam is inevitable for Kang'ata ✌️

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PRAY FOR KENYA 🙏 🇰🇪 🇺🇦vor 1 Monat

On this one, I'm not sure. Are juniors that hungry in Murang'a county to the extent of affecting their studys? Anyway, I don't live there so, kaede kaede .

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malcvor 1 Monat

Kisumu and Homa Bay we cannot have such good things, ni kurusha mawe tu as goons.

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CPA Henry Gatune Kabiru.vor 1 Monat

Wengine wataanza kusema sijui Marginalization

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Gidyvor 1 Monat

Homebay and migori still throwing stones

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ken kamathivor 1 Monat

Imagine such a guy being the president and nyoro the minister of education with wamatangi as Head of infrastructure.

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spidér máinavor 1 Monat

Marginalization at it's peak they'll say

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Lya suvor 1 Monat

Uko kwa mama wanga wako marginalised

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Sheba James 🇰🇪vor 1 Monat

I've never seen anything special with this hypocrisy of school feeding. Who told you this learners don't have food, Why don't such money be channelled towards more real problems rather than things that are not a problem. This is thr highest hypocrisy of the modern leadership

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MburujNvor 1 Monat

Why can't schools cook for themselves, this smells like a script from u know who... Why can't schools cook for themselves as it was, so u know how much risk to reduce by localising cooking... Especially 'handling of food'

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Joyishvor 1 Monat

Ukora mtupu, kwanza ati 20 per day

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gasagua ni tribal dictator mafi😤vor 1 Monat

Huyu bila dcp harudi,hata apeane free. Kikuyu si watu

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