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CBC pupils hold anti-drug use awareness campaign

Jabstir School pupils marching on Kakamega town streets on their way to Lurambi to create awareness on environmental and drug abuse. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]

At the start of the national rollout of the new curriculum, scenes of pupils slashing tall grass, collecting garbage and conducting general cleaning in marketplaces were common.

Some of the children wore sack clothes or carton boxes, as aprons while others put on paper shoes for protective gumboots.

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