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Tea growers on management of roads in tea growing belts

The Mountain Journal3 years ago03 mins

The Mountain Journal Reprieve to tea roads as petitioners seek exemption  from levies on maintaining materials in a petition lodged at the Murang’a County Assembly. In the  petition the farmers in Karitu village, Kangari ward want tea factories to be exempted from the levies charged on road construction materials. Tea growers David Muturi and Eutychus Ngechu…

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