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Nairobi graduate builds business making fashionable clothes using traditional handloom method

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Hillary Mukabwa crafts unique fashion using traditional handloom weaving, aiming to empower youth and mothers through job creation and skills development.
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Nairobi graduate builds business making fashionable clothes using traditional handloom method

Hillary Mukabwa crafts unique fashion using traditional handloom weaving, aiming to empower youth and mothers through job creation and skills development.

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Tuko.co.ke - Kenya news. broke the news on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
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