Kwanza constituency residents frustrated over incomplete college
[Weekly Citizen - Kenya] - 11/02/2025
Residents of Kwanza constituency and students are growing increasingly frustrated as Kwanza Technical and Vocational College remains unfinished, leaving those eager to further their education in despair. The college which was expected to open in January 2025 has become a symbol of unfulfilled (…)
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