The national government has stressed commitment to ensure more than 15 billion trees are planted by 2032. Speaking in Trans Nzoia County on Saturday during a massive tree planting drive at Kitale Forest Block C where 2900 assorted indigenous trees were planted, Education Cabinet Secretary Dr. Julius Migos Ogamba noted that since the initiative was…
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