Trans Nzoia Governor Launches Kitale Municipality Usafi Day Program
In a bid to foster a cleaner and greener environment, Governor George Natembeya of Trans Nzoia County has officially unveiled the Kitale Municipality Usafi Day program. The initiative, set to take place monthly, aims to engage various stakeholders in maintaining the cleanliness of the region.
The launch ceremony, held amid enthusiastic support from residents and government officials, marks a significant step towards realizing the county’s beautification objectives. Governor Natembeya emphasized the importance of community involvement in preserving the natural beauty of Trans Nzoia and promoting environmental responsibility.
As part of the program, each department within the county government has adopted a specific street, pledging to ensure its cleanliness and upkeep. This collaborative effort highlights the collective commitment towards achieving a cleaner and more sustainable future for Trans Nzoia.
Speaking at the event, Governor Natembeya expressed his optimism about the transformative impact of the Usafi Day program, stating, “Together, we can make Trans Nzoia a shining example of cleanliness and environmental stewardship.”
The initiative has garnered widespread support from local businesses, civic organizations, and residents alike, who recognize the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment for present and future generations.
With the launch of the Kitale Municipality Usafi Day program, Trans Nzoia County takes a proactive stance in addressing environmental challenges and setting a precedent for other regions to follow. As the community bands together in this shared endeavor, the vision of a cleaner, greener Trans Nzoia moves closer to realization.
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