The Government has begun a weeklong training for public servants with the aim of enhancing prompt delivery of services to the public. The training, which targets officers at both Regional and sub-county levels, also aims to review progress achieved in terms of development since the Kenya Kwanza government came to office in 2022. Speaking to…
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