As most regions in the country continue to receive the March-May long rains, environmental conservation stakeholders have urged schools across the country to embrace tree planting and integrate it into the Competency-Based Education (CBE). They note that the move will help instill environmental awareness among learners from an early age. Speaking at Gakuyu Primary School…
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