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Teachers told to invest in their children’s education

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Teachers told to invest in their children’s education
Mr Mungai Muhia,KNUT Executive Secretary Nakuru Branch addressing residents of Keringet recently.
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Nakuru Knut Executive Secretary Mungai Muhia has called upon teachers to invest more in the education of their children.
He noted that the greatest investment for children is education.
Muhia was speaking during Knut Nakuru branch children’s education fund meeting.
– Beatrice Jepkosgei

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