Polish government opens Sh20 million fire, rescue training centre in Kenya

Poland Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs in charge of Development and Economic Cooperation for Africa and the Middle East Pavel Jablonski during the opening of a Sh20 million Fire, Rescue Training Centre at the Indian Bazaar in Kiambu. [Fidelis Kabunyi, Standard]

Firefighting in the country has received a shot in the arm following the official opening of a first-ever training institution funded by the Polish government.

The Sh20 million Fire and Rescue Training Centre in Kiambu was officially opened yesterday with the First Fire Fighting curriculum accredited by Technical Vocational Education Training Authority (TVETA).