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Silanga is a rural primary school in the Eastern Province of Kenya. See where we are on the map here. Find out more about us here.

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ABOUT MWARUBAINI TREE

The tree originate from the word forty curing diseases maining the uses of are the followig;
  • the medicine for curing typhoid
  • the medicine for dysentry
  • for timber uses
  • used as firewood
  • control soil erosion
  • serve as rain carchment tree since it attract rainfall
  • used to make soap for cure of skin diseases
  • it acts as shade to livingthings
  • acts as a habitat to birds and some wild animals.e.t.c

Posted by Silanga School at Friday, October 31, 2008  

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How much water does the tree require? How often do you have to water it and where do you get the water from?

4 November 2008 at 19:46  

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