Launch of Global Human Development Report 2020 titled "Human Development and the Anthropocene, expanding human freedoms in balance with the planet." The launch is presided over by, National Treasury and Planning, Chief Administrative Secretary Hon. Nelson Gaichuhie at KICC on 13/1/2021. Also participating at the launch is Mr Walidbadawi Rep. Of UNDP in Kenya and UON VC Prof. Stephen Gitahi Kiama.

Launch of Global Human Development Report 2020 titled "Human Development and the Anthropocene, expanding human freedoms in balance with the planet." The launch is presided over by, National Treasury and Planning, Chief Administrative Secretary Hon. Nelson Gaichuhie at KICC on 13/1/2021. Also participating at the launch is Mr Walidbadawi Rep. Of UNDP in Kenya and UON VC Prof. Stephen Gitahi Kiama.

Planning PS Saitoti Torome and his Foreign Affairs counter part Ambassador Macharia Kamau visited four Schools in Nakuru County for an exercise dubbed operation back to school. The exercise is meant to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers. So far 85 % of learners in public primary schools and 81% in secondary schools have reported back to school in the County. For private schools 71% of primary schools and 75% of secondary schools have also reported back to school.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome and his Environment and Forestry Counterpart Dr Kiptoo Christopher Kiprotich at Laikipia County to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome at Laikipia County to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome and his Environment and Forestry Counterpart Dr Kiptoo Christopher Kiprotich at the Laikipia County Commissioner's office Mr Daniel Nyameti on 8/1/2021. They were in the County to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers. A total of seven schools were visited namely Laikipia Airbase Secondary school, Laikipia Airbase Primary School, Naibor Secondary School, Nanyuki Primary School, Ngobit Boys Secondary School and Ngobit Primary School. Most teachers have reported back except for those over 58 years and others with underlying health issues. About 80% of learners are back to school except for a few cases of pregnancy and others who got married.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome and his Environment and Forestry Counterpart Dr Kiptoo Christopher Kiprotich at Laikipia County to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome and his Environment and Forestry Counterpart Dr Kiptoo Christopher Kiprotich at Laikipia County to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers.

Planning PS Saitoti Torome and his Foreign Affairs counter part Ambassador Macharia Kamau visited four Schools in Nakuru County for an exercise dubbed operation back to school. The exercise is meant to assess the general rate of return to school by both learners and teachers. So far 85 % of learners in public primary schools and 81% in secondary schools have reported back to school in the County. For private schools 71% of primary schools and 75% of secondary schools have also reported back to school.

Planning PS Saitoti Torome and his Foreign Affairs counter part Ambassador Macharia Kamau visited four Schools in Nakuru County for an exercise dubbed operation back to school.

So far 85 % of learners in public primary schools and 81% in secondary schools have reported back to school in Nakuru County. For private schools 71% of primary schools and 75% of secondary schools have also reported back to school.

Planning Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome and his Environment and Forestry Counterpart Dr Kiptoo Christopher Kiprotich paying a courtesy call to the Narok County Commissioner Mr Evans Achoki.

The team addressing Ileek Oorook Primary School where PS Saitoti Torome went for his primary education.

Ole Tipis form four girls learning under a tree as part of social distancing.

Masikonde secondary school which is the best mixed day school in Narok North. Out of a population of 536 learners 526 have reported back to school.