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Lab tech shelves misery by trading on educational materials after Covid-19 schools close-down

Reuben Maina (left), a lab technician at Enkinda Secondary School sells educational revision materials to a parent at Nyamira Town on July 24, 2020. He does the business to fend for his family after the outbreak of Covid-19 prompted closure of schools in the country. [Stanley Ongwae, Standard].

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