Kenya has taken another big step forward in education and innovation. A new five-year programme worth KSh 30 billion  has been launched to support schools, teachers, and students across the country. The project, called “Citizens of the Future” , aims to prepare the next generation with modern skills for a digital and knowledge-based economy. The investment will improve more than 600 schools  in different counties. It will include new classrooms, science labs, and digital lear

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