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7000 learners drawn from 12 primary schools in Kilifi and Kwale counties are set to benefit from a school feeding program supported by a Cement Company. The initiative which is part of the Company’s Corporate Social Responsibility aims at retaining learners in schools and reducing absenteeism.
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12 Schools in Kilifi and Kwale set to benefit from school feeding program
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