The proposed vision, he pointed out, will seek to answer a fundamental question: What kind of Kenya should future generations inherit?
MorePresident William Ruto said the country’s future prosperity depends on producing globally competitive talent capable of driving the digital economy.
Morehe President stated that the KSh 5 trillion transformation plan creates opportunities for collaboration, including public-private partnerships.
MoreAmong these investments is KSh 14 billion towards affordable housing in the county, KSh 2.5 billion to build modern markets and KSh 2 billion for student hostels.
MoreThe President pointed out that the improved results of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination released on Thursday, January 9, were evidence of the dividends of investing in schooling.
MoreThe Bils seek to accelerate the implementation of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.
MoreThe President said the new student-centred funding model is addressing financial challenges that nearly brought public universities to their knees.
MoreThe Bill will address the challenges that have crippled the once vibrant and profitable industry, a vital source of livelihood for many farmers.
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