Elderly Kericho couple seeks livelihood from scrap business
Jua Kali Enterprises continues to provide livelihoods for families across the country, with artisans transforming locally available materials into household items. However, for 77-year-old Peter Muiruri Mbugua and his 68-year-old wife, Nelly Nduta, the trade has become a lifelong commitment that has sustained their family for decades. Through their business, Jehovah Jireh Tinsmith, the couple...
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