Education stakeholders and administrators in Sabatia Sub County have raised alarm over persistently low enrollment of local students in tertiary institutions, warning that the trend threatens the county’s future economic stability and development. Speaking during a meeting with chiefs at Sabatia Sub County Headquarters, Dr. James Sure, a KMTC lecturer, said urgent interventions were needed…
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