The Cabinet Secretary for Co-operatives and MSMEs Development, Wycliffe Oparanya, has urged coffee farmers to first audit and verify the origin of their debts before seeking government waivers. Speaking during a coffee farmers’ sensitization forum at General Kassam Grounds in Kirinyaga County, Oparanya acknowledged the county’s request for debt relief consideration but emphasized the need…
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