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Education boost in Tongaren as Lusaka, M-Pesa launch KSh75m school project

Governor Kenneth Lusaka has lauded a landmark partnership with M-PESA Foundation following the groundbreaking for the construction of Mapera Primary School in Ndalu, Tongaren Sub-County, terming the project a major boost to access to quality education in the region.

Speaking during the ceremony attended by M-Pesa Foundation Trustee Michael Joseph, the Governor said the KSh75 million investment will replace inadequate learning structures with modern classrooms, laboratories, and an ICT hub, creating a conducive environment for learners to thrive.

“Today is not just about breaking ground; it is about building hope, dignity, and a brighter future for generations to come,” Lusaka stated.

The project will also include Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) facilities, sanitation infrastructure, clean water systems, and a fully equipped kitchen, alongside an environmental component involving the planting of 1,000 trees.

Lusaka emphasized that the initiative represents a holistic approach to education, integrating health, sustainability, and digital access.

He commended the foundation’s continued support across Bungoma, noting that its investments in education and community development are instrumental in uplifting livelihoods.

“When institutions and communities work together, meaningful change is not only possible but inevitable,” he said.

The Governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening partnerships that enhance educational infrastructure and expand opportunities for all learners, urging stakeholders to support the project’s successful implementation.

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