Murang’a County offers relief to businesses affected by protest looting

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata has offered financial support to business owners who suffered losses after their premises were broken into and looted...

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Murang’a County has provided financial aid to businesses devastated by looting during recent protests against the high cost of living.

Ksh 440,000 disbursed from the county's emergency fund to assist affected traders.
Governor Irungu Kang’ata and the County Government initiated the relief effort.
Kenyan traders, like phone shop owner Joyce Wangui (Ksh 100,000) and fruit vendor Jane Njeri (Ksh 10,000), received funds to aid recovery and business restarts.

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