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Machakos county governor Wavinya Ndeti has called on Machakos county residents to plant trees to help mitigating adverse effects of climate change through afforestation. Speaking during the county integrated development plan meeting where county stakeholders were presenting their priority projects called on Machakos residents to forge unity in supporting thousands of families facing starvation
Governor Wavinya urges Machakos residents to plant trees
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