Kiambu Woman Representative Ann Wamuratha Boosts Education and Small Businesses

   By John KariuķiKiambu Woman Representative Ann Wamuratha has rolled out a transformative initiative to support education and empower small businesses in Kiambu East. Speaking during an event held at her office grounds in Kiambu, Wamuratha emphasized her commitment to improving lives through practical, grassroots solutions.Through the National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF), bursaries and scholarships were awarded to students from Thika, Gatundu South, Gatundu North, Juja, Ruiru, and Kiambu. This initiative aims to ease the burden of education costs while opening doors for young people to pursue their dreams.At the same event, local businesses received essential tools to enhance their operations. Items such as umbrellas, blow dryers, hair dryers, helmets, bodaboda canopies, and trolleys for egg and sausage vendors were distributed to beneficiaries. Wamuratha described this support as “rain on dry land,” signifying its potential to help individuals grow and create better opportunities for themselves.The initiative underscores Wamuratha’s vision of fostering self-reliance and community growth. By addressing both education and economic empowerment, she seeks to lay a strong foundation for sustainable development in Kiambu County.The event, attended by community members and local leaders, showcased the tangible impact of NGAAF-funded projects. Wamuratha expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and reaffirmed her dedication to uplifting the lives of Kiambu residents.This program has sparked hope and enthusiasm among beneficiaries, reflecting the potential of grassroots efforts to transform communities and drive progress.  Read More