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  Dr. Beryl Mutekhele leads Kaala Women group in planting Indigenous trees in Tongaren Ward  Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, and addressing it requires dedicated leadership and innovative approaches. Dr. Beryl Mutekhele, Executive Director of Climate Action Initiative, exemplifies this commitment through her tireless efforts to combat environmental degradation in Kenya. Dr. Mutekhele’s journey began with a profound concern for the deteriorating environmental conditions in her home region of Bungoma. Motivated by the visible impact of climate change on local communities, she established Climate Action Initiative with a vision to make a tangible difference. Her approach is both grassroots and strategic, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in environmental stewardship. One of Dr. Mutekhele’s key strategies has been engaging with local women’s groups across four counties. She conducts educational workshops to raise awareness about climate

By SK...✍️ Bungoma Woman Rep hopeful, Beryl Namalwa Mutekhele. (photo credits- BNM Communications) A name that was formerly heard in classroom, then on official educational functions while she served as the CEC for Education in Governor Lusaka's government, launching projects and defying odds to employ as many ECDE teachers for the benefit of her people, Beryl Namalwa Mutekhele is today a household name in Bungoma served with many like air. With over ten women representative aspirants. The interest around MUTEKHELE's candidature is unmatched not withstanding the high profiled politicians the incubent and other aspirants are going round in their company. Namalwa Mutekhele Khalagai, as cleared and expected on the ballot paper is one candidate whose single breathe is a puncture to the other camps. With no record of ills but glittering deliverables, Bungoma county seems set to forget and bury party loyalty & Kingpin based politics to that of ideas and as if that is not enough,

  Dr. Beryl Mutekhele at a past function. Setting her eyes on the prize, Bungoma Women Rep position come august 9th. Dr. Mutekhele will among other things advocate for the recognition of the place of a woman in not only the society of Bungoma but the country at large only but to set Bungoma as an example, an admirable example of all the 47 counties. Dr. Mutekhele being a former teacher and a girl child mother has no option but to ensure the feminine gender is given the maximum concentration it deserves to sweep off all discrimination like acts in ensuring the voice of a Bungoma girl is heard and acted upon as urgency may dictate. With high rates of school-going-teen pregnancies and dropouts in Bungoma, Dr. Mutekhele is committed and willing to perform to perfectity as a legislator in the Kenya's national assembly to introduce bills that are dear to protecting the young girls' sexuality to keep them in school until their rightful moment of mothering knocks. Dr. Mutekhele is als