trengthening the education sector in Malindi Sub-county. The meeting, attended by leaders from teachers’ unions and government officials, highlighted the essential role of educators in the county.

The discussions centered on improving teachers’ skills, increasing their involvement in public activities, and building stronger professional relationships, aligning with the county’s vision of prioritizing education as a key development pillar.

Joining the Deputy Governor were Hon. Felkin K. Dena, CECM for Education and ICT; Hon. Catherine Kenga, CECM for Public Works, Roads, and Transport; Mr. Fredrick Nguma, Chief Officer for Education; and Mr. Raphael Diwani, Director of Administration Office of the Governor.

The Deputy Governor reaffirmed the county’s commitment to working closely with the teaching community, emphasizing the importance of creating a supportive learning environment and backing educational initiatives.