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Cry of Kenyans thrown out of jobs due to Covid-19

Small scale business owner roasts maize at the Kangemi bridge along Waiyaki Way in Westlands, Nairobi. [David Gichuru, Standard

Emmanuel Ojuko Adhoch will never forget March 19, the day when some of the major dreams he has been holding for the past eleven years crashed almost literally.

He was among the many employees summoned by the Human Resource department at the Nairobi, Ruiru based Tropical farm management for a quick afternoon chat at the company’s boardroom.

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