Diaspora Affairs PS presides Over Tree Planting in Kirinyaga

PS Njogu and Kirinyaga County director of Environment Mourine Muthoni planting a tree at Kutus

Tree Planting

State Department for Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary. Roseline K. Njogu led a team of officials in a tree planting exercise at St Triza Secondary school in Kutus, Kirinyaga County.

The day, gazetted as a national holiday to commemorate those who lost their lives during floods by planting trees, brought together officials from national and county governments where over 36,000 trees were planted.

Ms. Roseline K. Njogu, Principal Secretary, State Department for Diaspora Affairs drill a hole during tree planting exercise in Kirinyaga.

The PS said it is part of a government programme to mitigate climate change.

Charity Munyasya, Senior Deputy Chief Conservator, Kenya Forest Service said Kirinyaga at the moment has 30% tree cover and target 70%, calling all agencies under ministry of environment to come together to achieve the 15billion trees target

.He encouraged the people to use JazaMiti app to allow real time monitoring of the progress. Kirinyaga County Deputy governor David Githanda encouraged all institutions to use any function they have to plant trees.

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