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Mara yahitaji Sh51 bilioni kujiandaa na wanafunzi 127,000
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Mara yahitaji Sh51 bilioni kujiandaa na wanafunzi 127,000

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read
Mkoa wa Mara unahitaji zaidi ya Sh51 bilioni kwa ajili ya kukamilisha miundombinu na mahitaji muhimu ya shule, ili kujiandaa kupokea zaidi ya wanafunzi 127,000 wanaotarajiwa kujiunga na kidato cha kwanza mwaka 2028 katika shule za sekondari za Serikali.

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