Public libraries in Kakamega County are witnessing increased use by learners during the current school holidays, as students turn to the facilities for revision materials and digital resources ahead of examinations. Director of Library Services in Kakamega County, Vincent Kitoto, said the number of learners using the libraries picks up during the April and August holidays, with…  Â
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