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Students sell mandazi to raise Sh2.4 million for their principal’s kidney transplant

Salome Muiruri, a Form Four student leading the initiative. [PHOTO: STANDARD]

By GITAU WANYOIKE

KIAMBU, KENYA: More than 300 Students from secondary school in Limuru of Kiambu County have for the last 3 months been selling mandazi and stationeries to their colleagues in order to help raise Sh2.4 million to help their principal undergo kidney transplant in India.

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