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Kisii student who sought help online to pursue journalism course 3 years ago finally graduates

Summary by Tuko.co.ke - Kenya News.
Charles “Kangwana” Onkoba, the Kisii man who sought help online to pursue journalism, has finally graduated, overcoming financial struggles to achieve his dream.
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Kisii student who sought help online to pursue journalism course 3 years ago finally graduates

Charles “Kangwana” Onkoba, the Kisii man who sought help online to pursue journalism, has finally graduated, overcoming financial struggles to achieve his dream.

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Tuko.co.ke - Kenya news. broke the news in on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
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