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A jovial Charles Njonjo the CFC Chairman, Prof Miriam Were the patron of Kijani Kenya Trust and Mr. Githae Marketing Director CFC Stanbic at the Kijani festival press conference held at the Fairmont Norfolk Hotel Nairobi. CFC is a sponsor of the festival which runs from February 26 to March 7. Kijani Kenya Trust uses the proceeds to finance grassroots projects as well as kick start new initiatives that support HIV/AIDS, conservation and education.
Tetra Pak Eastern Africa Managing Director Anders Lindgren explains the salient features of a new printing press machine to the Assistant Minister for Industrialisation Mureithi Nderitu during the official commissioning of the state of art machine the company has installed. The machine will speed up printing of wide-ranging designs to meet customer demands.
Opera play House performers, Standing - Pippa Longworth (from England) Karl Daymond(from Wales) and Playing the piano- Lesley- Anne Sammons, entertain the media at the Fairmont Norfolk hotel during the launch of the Kijani Festival, expected to be a tourist attraction event. Read story on SAFARI DIARY section.
AccessKenya’s Managing Director Kris Senanu (left) hands over a graduation certificate to Dinah Chepsirgon of the Thika Primary School for the Blind in Kenya after she successfully completed basic computer training program. AccessKenya set up a computer lab in the school. Dinah was among 39 visually impaired students and 20 teachers to graduate. Looking on is Irene Mbari-Kirika, Executive Director, Our Reading Spaces Foundation.
