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Why Magical Kenya Open is advocating for sustainable actions on climate change

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Absa Bank sponsored amature Njoroge Kibugu taking his shot during the second day of the 2023 MKO. The bank is looking to plant 200,000 trees from this year's MKO edition.[Jonah Onyango,Standard]

The world is getting warmer by the day, this is the reason many sectors across the globe are undertaking measures to promote sustainable actions on climate change.

The 54th edition of Magical Kenya Open (MKO) ongoing at the par 71 Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi has not been left out in the promotion of actions that are combating global warming.

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