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Bursary: When it’s a question of getting your picture in the paper

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The Daily Nation banner headline on January 29 was mainly about students who failed to report to school because they lacked fees.

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On Monday, the Daily Nation banner headline was mainly about students who failed to report to school because they lacked fees. Headlined “Bursary scandal”, the story carried six pictures of such students. The pictures of the six students are repeated and five more added in the inside story (“School out of reach for many in spite of scholarship billions.” Pages 6-7)

After reading the articles, Bimal Shah decided to support seven of the students. Mr Shah is the chief executive officer of the Broadway Group of Companies, a bursary-giving family-run enterprise. Based in Thika, it owns one of the oldest bakeries in Kenya, Broadway.