Safaricom CEO, Bob Collymore (center) and Sauti Sol band members Willis Chimano (left) Savara (second left) and Bien-Aime (right), interact with Martha Achieng, a pupil at SHOFCO’s, Kibera School for Girls. This was during Sauti Sol’s and Safaricom CEO Bob Colymore’s visit to SHOFCO’s projects. Key among the projects being the aerial water piping system supported by Safaricom Foundation to the tune of Ksh12 Million.
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Sauti Sol, Bob Collymore surprise visit to Kibera
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