Magoha orders immediate closure of schools ahead of elections
Education Cabinet secretary George Magoha has issued a directive to all schools for closure by tomorrow to enable seamless preparations for elections.
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Education Cabinet secretary George Magoha has issued a directive to all schools for closure by tomorrow to enable seamless preparations for elections.
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