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Monday, September 20, 2021 / PEOPLE DAILY

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DJ Extreem with
MC Jopema.

Kianda School principal Joan Odera recieves a dummy cheque from
Kingdom Bank head of institution Millycent Madegwa.
Needed shot in the arm

by Philip Kamakya Limuru Tea Farms, with an aim
of transforming lives, one girl at
Kingdom Bank Ltd, through its a time. Kingdom Bank relation-
‘Adopt A Neighbour’ corporate ship manager Benedict Asin said
social responsibility programme, the donation would go a long
recently presented a cheque to- way in ensuring an underprivi-
wards Kianda School’s Peperuka leged girl would have a holistic
Scholarship Fund. To help raise learning process, inline with the
funds to continue with the bur- bank’s mission of giving holistic
sary programme, the school is solutions for the better of the
this year organising a marathon society.
dubbed Peperuka Marathon that
is scheduled for November 27 at PD/PHILIP KAMAKYA

Subiequeens Christine Maweu, Bridget Tuva, Lilian Mokoh, Peperuka Mar-
Fatma Muiruri, Njoki Kigoto and Linda Nyamwaya.
athon chair-
man Kenneth
Dentists Angella Nyaberi and Mercy Oira. Maina.
A NOBLE CAUSE

by Gerald Ithana
Subaru owners club Subiqueens in partnership with Kenyatta
National Hospital (KNH), Diamond Space Ltd (DSL), City Health,
Faraja Cancer Trust, Brian and Co-advocate and several car
groups recently held their first campaign for childhood cancer
awareness month at the Uhuru Park in Nairobi. Dubbed ‘Be
Bold. Go Gold’, the drive aimed at mobilising more people to
donate blood in support of children suffering from cancer at
the KNH. DSL and City Health offered car cleaning services and
blood pressure and diabetes screening services respectively.
PD/GERALD ITHANA
KNH’s Anastaciah Munyao attends to Swaggiste
Versatyle, as he donates blood.

Kianda School scholarship coodinator Angela Mutua with Kingdom Bank
relationships manager Benedict Asin.

Kingdom Bank head
Subiequeens president Linda Nyamwaya Let’s have a cake party! Hosts and guests participate in cutting of of institution Lydia
with communication officer Steve Amadi. the cake to mark the launch of the campaign. Kisimbo.