Tinderet Member of Parliament Julius Melly has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening education through sustained support for infrastructure development, bursaries, and scholarships to deserving learners. The MP gave the assurance during a visit to St Mary’s Girls Secondary School, Tachasis, where he had an opportunity to address students during morning assembly. The school is among…
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