

The Jambo Sana project provides a lifeline to the villagers by: - Running a feeding programme for th...
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The “Jambo Sana Project” is based in Magina, a village 50 km NNE of the centre of Nairobi.
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With God's help we aim to Financially assist the education of poor and orphaned children and the fur...
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We are delighted to announce that Her Grace Emma the Duchess of Rutland has become our Patron.
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The Kenya flag truly exemplifies Kenya's national unity and reflects the historical events that shap...
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Although the official language of Kenya is English, Swahili is the national language. It is based on...
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There are different ways of donating to the MCW Rafiki Trust.
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Calling all online shoppers… Are you hoping to avoid the crowds this Christmas by doing lots of your...
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Recycle your Mobiles, Inkjets, Laser or Toner Cartridges and raise £££'s for MCW Rafiki Trust.
Read moreJULIUS A SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT Julius Mwangi is a 20 year old boy who lives at Bathi part of Magina village where Ja...
Latest update from Kenya about the ‘Jambo Sana’ project
The Duchess of Rutland and the chairman of MIC Dr Stuart Burgess CBE invite you to a Dinner & Canapés Reception in s...
MCW Rafiki Trust will be amongst the first charities in the country to use its own, unique personalised text code, RTJS2...
Thanks to everyone for their sponsorship of Anthony Ellis who ran his first marathon on Sunday 10th April 2011 in aid of...
Latest update from Kenya about the ‘Jambo Sana’ project