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More than 600 workers may lose jobs after court allows redundancy plan - Vimarsana News

More than 600 workers may lose jobs after court allows redundancy plan

Over 600 unionisable employees of a manufacturing company are staring at a bleak future.

Varsity plants trees to mark Customer Service Week - Vimarsana News

Varsity plants trees to mark Customer Service Week

University Vice-Chancellor said the institution’s leadership is committed to change the ecology of their environment through planting fruit trees.

337 public schools in Nairobi to benefit from fruit trees - Vimarsana News

337 public schools in Nairobi to benefit from fruit trees

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE Some 337 public schools in Nairobi County will benefit from an ambitious tree planting exercise. The project a partnership of Ashut Engineers Limited, Fruity Schools Africa and The Standard Group Plc, will see school-going children benefit from the fruit trees as a source of food and for conserving the environment. Fruity Schools Africa team leader, Kennedy Odoyo said they chose fruit trees because they are not likely to be cut down for timber and charcoal. READ MORE “The reason for planting fruit trees is because climate change is here with...

Almost 40 public schools in Nairobi to benefit from fruit trees - Vimarsana News

Almost 40 public schools in Nairobi to benefit from fruit trees

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE Some 337 public schools in Nairobi County will benefit from an ambitious tree planting exercise. The project a partnership of Ashut Engineers Limited, Fruity Schools Africa and The Standard Group Plc, will see school-going children benefit from the fruit trees as a source of food and for conserving the environment. Fruity Schools Africa team leader, Kennedy Odoyo said they chose fruit trees because they are not likely to be cut down for timber and charcoal. READ MORE “The reason for planting fruit trees is because climate change is here with...