Kakamega County has attained more than 82 per cent electricity connectivity in public schools and public facilities, Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has said. Wandayi said the achievement demonstrates the government’s commitment to expanding electricity access and making power a catalyst for education, healthcare, enterprise, and improved livelihoods across the county. Speaking on…
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