Persons with disabilities (PWD’s) in Nyamira County have received assistive devices to enable them move independently with ease courtesy of the Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) between Rani Ramchandani initiative, ECAP organisation and County government of Nyamira. Vincent Cheruiyot from Rani Ramchandani initiative Kenya said that Rani’s philanthropic gesture, through her initiative, of donating assistive devices which include wheelchairs, arm and elbow

The government rolled out the Korea-Africa Food and Agriculture Initiative (KAFACI) project 5 years ago to improve the production of tomato varieties and bridge the current deficit, which is at least 200,000 metric tonnes. The project, in partnership with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), was to validate improved tomato varieties and agronomic practices and also integrate pest

Persons with disabilities (PWD’s) in Nyamira County have received assistive devices to enable them move independently with ease courtesy of the Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) between Rani Ramchandani initiative, ECAP organisation and County government of Nyamira. Vincent Cheruiyot from Rani Ramchandani initiative Kenya said that Rani’s philanthropic gesture, through her initiative, of donating assistive devices which include wheelchairs, arm and elbow

The government rolled out the Korea-Africa Food and Agriculture Initiative (KAFACI) project 5 years ago to improve the production of tomato varieties and bridge the current deficit, which is at least 200,000 metric tonnes. The project, in partnership with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), was to validate improved tomato varieties and agronomic practices and also integrate pest

Persons with disabilities (PWD’s) in Nyamira County have received assistive devices to enable them move independently with ease courtesy of the Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) between Rani Ramchandani initiative, ECAP organisation and County government of Nyamira. Vincent Cheruiyot from Rani Ramchandani initiative Kenya said that Rani’s philanthropic gesture, through her initiative, of donating assistive devices which include wheelchairs, arm and elbow

The government rolled out the Korea-Africa Food and Agriculture Initiative (KAFACI) project 5 years ago to improve the production of tomato varieties and bridge the current deficit, which is at least 200,000 metric tonnes. The project, in partnership with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), was to validate improved tomato varieties and agronomic practices and also integrate pest

Persons with disabilities (PWD’s) in Nyamira County have received assistive devices to enable them move independently with ease courtesy of the Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) between Rani Ramchandani initiative, ECAP organisation and County government of Nyamira. Vincent Cheruiyot from Rani Ramchandani initiative Kenya said that Rani’s philanthropic gesture, through her initiative, of donating assistive devices which include wheelchairs, arm and elbow

The government rolled out the Korea-Africa Food and Agriculture Initiative (KAFACI) project 5 years ago to improve the production of tomato varieties and bridge the current deficit, which is at least 200,000 metric tonnes. The project, in partnership with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), was to validate improved tomato varieties and agronomic practices and also integrate pest

Persons with disabilities (PWD’s) in Nyamira County have received assistive devices to enable them move independently with ease courtesy of the Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) between Rani Ramchandani initiative, ECAP organisation and County government of Nyamira. Vincent Cheruiyot from Rani Ramchandani initiative Kenya said that Rani’s philanthropic gesture, through her initiative, of donating assistive devices which include wheelchairs, arm and elbow

The government rolled out the Korea-Africa Food and Agriculture Initiative (KAFACI) project 5 years ago to improve the production of tomato varieties and bridge the current deficit, which is at least 200,000 metric tonnes. The project, in partnership with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), was to validate improved tomato varieties and agronomic practices and also integrate pest