Cs Kindiki(Monday Holiday).Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has made a significant and noteworthy announcement by officially declaring Monday, November 13, 2023, as a public holiday in Kenya.
This declaration, issued through a gazette notice, carries special significance as it marks this day as a national tree-planting day, with a specific focus on the ongoing short rains season.
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The gazette notice clearly states that this declaration is made under the authority granted by section 3 of the Public Holidays Act. It underscores the significance of this day as a public holiday dedicated to engaging the public in tree-planting activities across the country.
This announcement is aligned with Kenya’s ambitious Landscape and Ecosystem Restoration Program, which aims to see the growth of a staggering 15 billion trees.
Cs Kindiki(Monday Holiday).The tree-planting activities scheduled for this special day are a vital part of this national program, reflecting Kenya’s commitment to environmental conservation and sustainability.
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To ensure the success and reach of this tree-planting initiative, a comprehensive approach has been adopted. The day will see a designated national event presided over by President William Ruto.
Simultaneously, Cabinet Secretaries and Governors will lead tree-planting efforts in all of Kenya’s 47 counties. This approach guarantees a well-coordinated and extensive tree-planting effort, reaching every corner of the country.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kindiki has also issued a passionate call to action, urging all Kenyan citizens and the general public to actively participate in this national initiative.
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By coming together on this public holiday, Kenya aims to take significant strides towards achieving its tree-planting goals and fostering a culture of environmental stewardship and sustainability.
This initiative not only marks a public holiday but also represents a shared commitment to safeguarding the natural beauty and resources of Kenya for future generations.