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Muslim women in Kakamega County have been challenged to prioritise education for both boys and girls as well as instil Islamic values among their children. This was the clarion call during a Qur’an recitation competition held at Jamia Mosque in Kakamega.
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Muslim women in Kakamega urged to ensure their children attend school
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