Residents of Tinderet Sub-county are set to benefit from expanded access to Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) following continued investment in training infrastructure by area Member of Parliament Julius Melly. The latest milestone is the completion of a one-storey tuition block at Tinderet Technical and Vocational Training College in Sigoria, alongside a modern…
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