Author: Rooy
Kamutune Kenya School of Agriculture to Be Completed by December 2026, Government Confirms. The Government has confirmed that the Kenya School of Agriculture under construction at Kamutune in Tigania West Constituency, Meru County, is expected to be completed by December 2026. The assurance was issued by the Principal Secretary for the State Department for Agriculture, Dr. Kipronoh Ronoh, during an inspection tour of development projects in Tigania West Constituency. He stated that construction works had been accelerated to ensure timely completion of the institution, which is expected to strengthen agricultural training and support agricultural development within the region. According to…
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