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OTARIAN, MATT PORTER, WAS PERSONALLY THANKED BY UK DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER NICK


CLEGG FOR HIS WORK IN PROJECTS IN ROMBO KENYA.


He was among 12 previously unsung Rotarian heroes who were honoured by some of Britain’s top politicians.


Presenting the first ever Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland (RIBI) Champions of Change Awards, Mr Clegg spoke of the


“extraordinary things” which the award winners had done.


He was impressed by the variety of achievements of the 12 awardees.


Nominations for the awards were in two categories — domestic and international — and invited from across RIBI’s 29 Districts, comprising 1,800 clubs and 50,000 members.


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