Limuru Man Considered By Many as The “Black Sheep” of The Family Gets a Kshs. 20million Grant From the UK to Run His Business

Not everything that bleeds is alive. Not everyone who calls you cares, some want to con you. Not every casket made is for the purpose of burial, some are made for the sole purpose of stage-managing a resurrection stunt on live TV. Zablon Karani was considered the black sheep of his family after failing to proceed to campus owing to a less than spectacular performance during Matiangi’s tenure as the head of the Education docket. He got a paltry D+, which meant his father looked at him as if he had just wasted four years of his life and a considerable sum of money in fees. To avoid the extra scrutiny by his family, who constantly bragged about their exemplary performance and secretly talked about him behind closed curtains, he moved from Nyahururu to Limuru to start his own small business to get by.& He went into the business of selling milk, buying it early in the morning and selling it to customers, sometimes making deliveries on foot in the cold Limuru weather. It was both hard and consuming, taking up the majority of his time and energy to sustain. One Monday afternoon, he entered a Cyber cafe to print...