Kitui Institute to Be Upgraded

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Nairobi Star (Nairobi) Alphonce Gari 17 June 2011 An administration police officer was yesterday charged with stealing and forging a KCSE certificate and an identity card in Malindi. Karisa Kenga alias Katana Popo denied the charges. He was accused of stealing an ID card and a KCSE certificate belonging to Katana Popo between January and March 2003 at Mamburui village, Magarini district

Nairobi Star (Nairobi)

Phillip Muasya

17 June 2011

Kenya Forestry Research Institute Kitui region centre will be upgraded soon to cover a wider area of the dry lands. The centre’s director Dr James Nduva said that the centre will cover parts of Coast, Rift valley and North Eastern provinces.

Speaking yesterday during the centre’s open day, Nduva said researchers were designing new scientific technologies to help farmers in arid- and semi-arid regions domesticate wild fruits. He said farmers were being educated on the best methods of planting indigenous trees some of which he said were better than the exotic ones for timber. He said the centre was working closely with KWS and Kenya Forestry Services to help farmers plant the banned sandal wood.

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