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Machakos man quits job that paid him peanuts, finds millions in farming mangoes

Meshaek Ikinya Mutera left poorly paid jobs behind and found success in mango farming in semi-arid Machakos, increasing his harvest by 40 per cent in five years.

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Machakos man quits job that paid him peanuts, finds millions in farming mangoes

Meshaek Ikinya Mutera left poorly paid jobs behind and found success in mango farming in semi-arid Machakos, increasing his harvest by 40 per cent in five years.

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