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Fanisi pumps Sh268m into school

St Bakhita School pupils at a cleanup exercise at South B shopping centre on October 6, 2018. [David Gichuru]St Bakhita School pupils at a cleanup exercise at South B shopping centre on October 6, 2018. [David Gichuru]

Private equity fund Fanisi Capital has acquired a minority stake in St Bakhita Schools for $2.5 million (Sh268 million).

In a statement yesterday, Fanisi Capital Managing Partner Ayisi Makatiani said the schools fit within the firm’s investment strategy.

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