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Moses Marimi: How a Kenyan Primary School dropout made $35K from growing garlic in four months

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Moses Marimi Githaiga, a primary school dropout, and founder of Saumu Centre Limited, a garlic seed production and training hub in Nyeri county made ksh4.8 million ($35,000) from growing garlic in four months.

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