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- Meet the Wafula Family from Western Kenya
- This is John Wafula, Father, and main breadwinner. He owns a small farm where he grows subsistence crops to feed his family.
- Say hi to Jane Wafula, a stay at home mother. She helps her husband on the farm as well as take care of her children. She does tailoring in the living room when free.
- Congratulation Graduates!!
- And here we have Arnold Wafula, elder son of John and Jane. He recently graduated from high school and he has a year to stay home before joining University to Study computer science.
- Getrude Wafula is their eldest Daughter she is sitting for her final primary exam and she is hoping to pass very well and unlike her brother who went to a day-school go to a boarding school.
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- We interviewed this family on challenges they face and here is what we found out.
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- 1. I can only grow crops one or two seasons per year because I rely on rain. 2. During dry periods my land is barren and useless. I do not have money to buy irrigation equipment or fuel to run a pump. I wish I could produce enough to feed my family and surplus to sell to make.
- 1. Our farm does not produce enough food and sometimes we suffer from food shortage. 2. We do not have a reliable source of revenue to save for Arnold's University and Getrude's High school fees. I wish I could find a way to make more money to save for our children's education.
- 1. I can't find something meaningful to do after high school and I don't want to waste a year sitting around. 2. I don't want to depend on my parents for everything. I wish I could find a way to keep busy and generate income for myself.
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