Kenyan schools may soon incorporate more Spanish lessons into their curriculum, as revealed by Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi following a meeting with Diego Martínez Belío, the Secretary of State for Foreign and Global Affairs of Spain.

• Spanish is currently an optional course and not a core subject in the Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum.
• The meeting, held on July 9, focused on strengthening educational collaboration and cultural ties between Kenya and Spain.
• The two countries will also explore cooperation in tourism, agriculture, and technology, aiming to develop world-class markets in Kenya.