June 10, 2022
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FROM CHINA WITH LOVE

The Kenya China Economic and Trade Association (KCETA) on Thursday donated an assort of equipment to the Mcedo Beijing School located in the sprawling Mathare slums of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya.

Liu Chenghui, Chairman of KCETA said that the school equipment donations represent the Chinese community’s commitment to improving the quality of education in Kenya. The donations included 87 upper-class chairs, 70 class lockers, six tables, 35 preprimary chairs, and five desks. Zhang Yijun, Minister Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Kenya said that the donations are a demonstration of the friendship that exists between Kenya and China. (Photo by Ronald/Xinhua)

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