The long rains tree growing campaign in Embu County was launched this morning with chiefs urged to ensure 3000 trees are planted in each of the 51 locations.
County Commissioner Jack Obuo who launched the campaign at the Camp Ndunda
Kisii County Commissioner Joseph Kibet has urged the residents of Kisii to work hand-in-hand with security agencies to improve security and reduce the crime rate in the region.
Speaking at Kiango market in Kenyenya Sub County after planting trees in
Embu County Commissioner Jack Obuo goes on his knee to plant indigenous tree seedlings at Camp Ndunda in the Njukiiri Forest Block of the Mt Kenya Ecosystem. He was launching this year’s tree growing season spearheaded by the Kenya Forest
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The malaria epidemiological situation in Cameroon witnessed an improvement in 2023 as compared to 2022.
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By Jabi Katy Chale, first published on Sustainable Fingers.
In April 2023, runoff from heavy rains carried away a form one student of Baptist High School Buea taking away his life.
Nathaniel Eyole Monjimbo and his school mates were playing
