As many regions across the country continue to receive above average rainfall, tree planting initiatives continue to gain momentum as the country targets 15B trees by 2032. Kenyans have been urged to take advantage of the favorable weather to plant more trees and to particularly focus on indigenous species with medicinal value. The call was…
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