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37 days agoTea Factory Bonus Dreams
Every year, tea workers and farmers dream of the bonus day like it’s Christmas. The atmosphere around factories buzzes with excitement, speculation, and rumors. Some say the bonus will be huge, others expect the usual. When the bonus finally hits the bank accounts, smiles light up faces, parties are planned, and new clothes are bought. Even those not directly working in tea factories get caught up in the celebration. In Bomet, the tea bonus is more than money — it’s a symbol of hope and hard work