How Kakamega man ‘sent a cow’ to The Prince of Wales
County_Nairobi
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| Feb 05, 2016
A Kakamega resident has met with His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales during an official charity visit to Bath, England.
Titus Sagala, Director of Send a Cow Kenya, was formally introduced to the prince during his visit to Send a Cow’s UK head office, where he was invited to meet the charity’s trustees, country directors and to see the charity’s new office extension.
Visiting in his capacity as Duke of Cornwall, His Royal Highness is both President and landlord of Send a Cow – an international development charity established almost 30 years ago by British dairy farmers.
Titus said: ‘’It was wonderful to be there on the day and to speak to His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales.
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