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43,223 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificates remain uncollected in Kwale county. Secondary school certificates are crucial for students’ futures, acting as a prerequisite for higher education and certain jobs,
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The coastal county of Kwale is promoting small-scale energy sufficient desalination plants using reverse osmosis and membrane filtration to address salinity and water scarcity. Several villages along the coastline grapple with
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Small-scale farmers in Lunga Lunga Sub County of Kwale have received 355 hardy galla goats from the county government in an initiative designed to improve livelihoods, strengthen food security, and
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The government is expediting various multibillion shillings public infrastructure projects in the coastal region to spur socio-economic development and improve living standards for area residents. The Government Delivery Unit (GDU) based
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Coastal communities in Kwale are increasingly turning to the fisheries sector to enhance their livelihoods, particularly through aquaculture and improved fishing techniques. This shift by artisanal fisheries in the coastal region
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