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October 9, 2025
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All schools directed to plant at least 2000 fruit trees on Mazingira Day

All schools directed to plant at least 2000 fruit trees on Mazingira Day

All schools directed to plant at least 2000 fruit trees on Mazingira Day..

✨ Key Highlights

Ahead of Mazingira Day on Friday, October 10, the Kenyan government has directed all public institutions, particularly schools, to plant trees with an emphasis on fruit trees.

  • Each public and private primary school is mandated to plant a minimum of 2,000 fruit trees.
  • The Principal Secretary Julius Bitok stated the objective is to promote environmental conservation and enhance school-based nutrition through fruit tree orchards.
  • Mazingira Day, previously Utamaduni Day, is a public holiday aimed at involving Kenyans in environmental conservation efforts.

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