President William Ruto has ordered that all school creative events integrate the government's 'Beyond Vision 2030' theme starting next year, aiming to align youth with his administration's vision for a 'new Kenya'.

• The Beyond Vision 2030 theme will be incorporated into school creative events from next year.
• Key figures include President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.
• A new body, the Kenya National Talent Search, will be established to identify and nurture young talent in various creative fields in partnership with the private sector.

Starting in 2027, winners of the Kenya Science and Engineering Fair will be honored with an annual event at State House, as directed by President William Ruto.

• The directive aims to provide national recognition for students excelling in science, technology, and innovation.
• President William Ruto announced the initiative at the 98th Kenya Music Festival State Concert in Bungoma.
• The recognition will mirror that given to students who excel in music and drama competitions.

President William Ruto has ordered the Ministry of Education to allocate Ksh5 million to each school and institution that participated in the 98th Kenya Music Festival.

• Each participating institution will receive Ksh5 million.
• The directive was issued by President William Ruto.
• The funds are intended to support the development of creative arts, improve facilities, and strengthen infrastructure for future festivals.

President William Ruto has directed the immediate rollout of the Kenya National Talent Search, a government initiative aimed at identifying and nurturing talent across various creative and sporting fields nationwide.

• The program will cover music, comedy, acting, poetry, film, dance, sport, and other fields, operating throughout the year in every part of Kenya.
• Key individuals involved include President William Ruto, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, and the State Department for Youth.
• The inaugural theme for the initiative will be 'Kenya Beyond 2030', encouraging young people to envision the country's future development through their creative endeavors. The Ministry of Education is also directed to provide Ksh. 5 million to winning institutions from the 2026 Kenya Music Festivals State Concert.