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Fencing wire from old tyres

Robert Mwangi the Chairman of Ngorano Mashinani Youth Group at Chaka Trading Center in Nyeri on July 12,2016.The self help group members have set up wire mesh project.                             (PHOTO:KIBATA KIHU /STANDARD)

In 2012, Robert Mwangi was unemployed and uncertain about his future. Mwangi had no money but he had a talent in weaving. However, weaving baskets was not an option he was ready to consider. He decided to look for another way to use his talent.

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