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Teachers to lead in planting one million trees in Western Kenya

Basic education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok plant a tree during a prize giving day. [File, Standard]

Teachers in Western Kenya are set to spearhead the planting of one million trees as part of efforts to combat climate change and commemorate this year’s World Teachers’ Day.

The initiative, announced by Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Western Region Director Wilson Koros on Wednesday, aligns with the government’s national target of planting 15 billion trees by 2032.

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