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William Mwangi, 70, of Worcester, Massachusetts Seeks Help to Return to Kenya After Losing Eyesight

William Mwangi, 70, of Worcester, Massachusetts Seeks Help to Return to Kenya After Losing Eyesight

An elderly Kenyan man living in the United States is appealing to well-wishers to help him return to Kenya.

70-year-old William Mwangi Kagwima from Worcester, Massachusetts moved to the US in 1998 but wants to return home after losing his sight.

Mwangi began losing his sight last year and this means he can no longer work, making it hard for him to survive in the US.

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Since losing his sight, he has endured hardship and has exhausted all his savings.

He is appealing to the Kenyan community in the US and any other well-wishers to come to his rescue. He wants to return home to his family.

A fundraiser has been organized to raise money to enable Mwangi return home.

The event will be held on Saturday, April 6th, 2019, from 4 pm to 11 pm at the American Legion Hall, 267 Providence Street Worcester, MA 01607.

Financial contributions can also be made through CashApp: $BernardMwariri (508) 826-5873

For more information contact Bernard Mwariri 508-826-5873 or Philip Manyara (508) 863-7719.

Those wishing to take part can join a WhatsApp group using this link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/E0Qc9bGan35DX3iWDj4ZGQ

 
 

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  1. KenyaMar 23, 2019

    Mkenya halisi your unsolicited advice?

  2. Imara DaimaMar 23, 2019

    Ndugu Mwangi: Pole ya haya mabaya yaliyokupata. Naomba uache ujumbe wako kwa lugha ya Kiswahili.

  3. MugikuyuMar 23, 2019

    He fell on the ice, saw a doctor who gave him medications which led to the lose of eye sight. Whoa! So so sorry. I hope you will be able to see your children and grandchildren soon.

  4. Ken motleyMar 24, 2019

    I think you reach more people when you speak Swahili, so I suppose he only wants help from certain areas.

  5. GeorgeMar 24, 2019

    Pole Sana Mzee lakini ongea kwa lugha ya kitaifa kama ujumbe niya kuelekeza kwa Wakenya wote tafadhali.

  6. Mkenya damuMar 24, 2019

    He wants Kenyans to help yet he is requesting using a language understood by few???? Aaaaaai!

  7. mkenya halisiMar 24, 2019

    hehehehe @kenya ofcourse watu wanjipange mseiya.21 years later huyu mzee cannot afford to buy ticket????????Watu waache kubeba wengine waana.Majamaa wa usa i thot usa has the best healthcare system yet mzee macho imepotelea usa.Kwani what happened to this praised usa healthcare system.Mbona hawakutengeneza mzee to regain his sight back????Guys let's be careful when we praise the west " heaven" too much than home???Mzee pole kwa macho kupotea but at yr age hapo kenya kama hauna chochote it will b very very hard??Return home before u hit 60 or 55 n if it's early the beta.

  8. JustMeMar 25, 2019

    Kweli. Kenya watu hawapotei macho....hata hakufi, wanafufuliwa. Hata watu hawazeeki, ni heaven indeed.

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