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Governor Moses Akaranga wants registrar's offices in villages

Vihiga Governor Moses Akaranga officially opens new classrooms at Emukunzi Youth Polytechnic. The governor urged students who failed to make it for minimum university entry marks to enroll in the vocational centres in the county to acquaint themselves with life skills. [PHOTO: ERIC LUNGAI/STANDARD]

Vihiga Governor Moses Akaranga wants the office of the registrar of persons decentralised from counties to sub-counties.

Akaranga said people living far from county headquarters face challenges getting birth certificates and national identity cards.

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