Wednesday, 09 April 2014
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Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
Wednesday, 09 April 2014
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Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
NAME: Bishop Stephen Njogu REGION: Central COURSE: Church and State After being trained in August 2011 on Church and State course, I as the Bishop planned on how to deliver the same to my pastors in the diocese. I booked a hotel Hill Park in Karatina and invited them together with their spouses (wives). It
Wednesday, 09 April 2014
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Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
NAME: James W. Gachanja REGION: Central COURSE: Peace and Conflict Management After training on conflict management and response it has assisted me in solving alot of problems amicably. For instance, I was appointed in Nyandarua Central District to train on District Peace Committee which has assisted very much in solving conflicts on land issues, and
Wednesday, 09 April 2014
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Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
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