Text Book Centre launches ’60 Schools in 60 Days’ literacy drive

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NAIROBI, Kenya, July 2 — Text Book Centre (TBC) has launched a nationwide education campaign dubbed “60 Schools in 60 Days”, aimed at supporting Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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