Kenya Airlift Co-Founder DMK Kiogora's Journey to Empower Kenyan Students

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This archive report was first published on 24 August 2021.

Empowering Kenyan Students: A Journey of Partnership and Perseverance

On August 24, 2021, the fourth batch of students arrived in the US, marking a significant milestone in the journey of Kenya Airlift co-founder DMK Kiogora.

DMK's unexpected call to Bob Mwiti, a former international student and IT consultant, led to a partnership that has transformed the lives of many Kenyan students. As Bob Mwiti reflects, 'I now appreciate the fact that when we become so passionate about a particular dream, nature paves the way for certain people who become indispensable in the actualization of that dream.'

Through their partnership, DMK Kiogora and Bob Mwiti have made it possible for Kenyan students to pursue their dreams in the US. As Bob Mwiti shares, 'My mission is to get you to wake up to the unlimited potential within you and achieve what you're truly capable of through my various self-development training programs.'

Learn more about Bob Mwiti's company, Appstec America, and his self-development training programs at www.appstecamerica.com or www.successwithbobmwiti.com.

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