BLUE BAND SCHOOLS’ PROGRAM CULMINATES IN KISUMU

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BLUE BAND SCHOOLS’ PROGRAM CULMINATES IN KISUMU

Staff Writer - July 19, 2019

Blue Band manufacturer, Upfield yesterday marked the end of their schools’ program at Magadi Primary School, Kisumu County. The campaign dubbed, ‘The Good Breakfast...

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