Muhoroni Sugar Company 2025 Limited – Education Support Programme

Education Needs & Rationale

Quality education is one of the strongest foundations for sustainable community growth. In Muhoroni and the surrounding outgrower zones, many families depend on the sugar economy, yet access to learning facilities close to home has historically been limited—especially for young children and students transitioning to secondary school. Long distances to school, overcrowded classrooms, and inadequate learning spaces can directly affect attendance, performance, and long-term opportunity for learners.

Intervention & Impact

To strengthen education access in the Muhoroni area, Muhoroni Sugar Co. 2025 Ltd has allocated land for the establishment of three public learning institutions—two public primary schools and one public secondary school. These include Muhoroni Factory Primary School, St. Agnes Muhoroni Primary School, and Our Lady Queen of Peace Secondary School.
By making land available for these institutions, the company is supporting long-term, community-owned solutions that reduce pressure on existing schools, bring learning closer to families, and improve school enrolment and retention.

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We are committed to build long lasting partnerships with our clients which founded on trust and collaboration in our work. We help foster a sustainable growth for our clients to contribute the industry's advancement.

Do farmers use more land compared to the past?

Can farmers save and replant GMO seeds?

GMO seeds can be saved & replanted, this misconception is a result of so-called ‘terminator genes’ that were researched in the 1900s to make seeds sterile, but they never made it into production.

Are animals consuming grain that could feed humans?

Do agricultural exports help the economy?