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At least 1500 children in Muranga County will benefit from bursary funds amounting to 6 million shillings courtesy of Nduti Tea Factory. Each student drawn from tea-growing zones in the region will receive 4000 shillings, in a move aimed at easing the financial burden on parents. Details of this and more in our counties news round-up.
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County Stories I Children in Murang'a County to benefit from bursary courtesy of Nduti Tea Factory
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