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  The Marachi community TMF Committees (Planning & Implementation Of Projects/Programmes) Education Committee Focuses on initiatives related to educational empowerment within the Marachi community. This includes advocating for improved educational opportunities, supporting schools and educational institutions, and implementing programs to enhance academic success among Marachi youth. Members Nobert Wangalwa (Acting Chair) Prof. Ngacho (Link Person) Bob Wabwire Patrick Mulamba Health And Environment Committee Addresses health and environmental concerns affecting Marachi community. This committee may organize health awareness campaigns, promote environmental conservation efforts, and collaborate with healthcare providers to ensure access to quality healthcare services. Members Erick Kaibe Dr Godrick Onyango (Acting Chair) Hezron Nambiro (Link Person) Gilbert Wangalwa Reuben Walufu Finance And Investment Committee Responsible for overseeing financial matters and investment strateg...

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