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Simu ya Jamii saved me from getting totally lost in the city

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Singer Qty                        Photo: Courtesy

I first came to Nairobi in 2005 for my college studies, as well as to look for a side job. It was so exciting to embark on the journey the moment I boarded a Mololine matatu.

As far as I was concerned, my leaving Nakuru was the beginning of a trip to the ‘land of milk and honey’ that would see me land a job without breaking a sweat.

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