Margaret Kenyatta calls for investment in performing arts to support youth

Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta has called for increased investment in young people through arts and music, saying creative programmes continue to transform lives, nurture talents...

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Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta is advocating for increased investment in the performing arts to empower Kenyan youth, highlighting how creative programs like Ghetto Classics are transforming lives.

Ghetto Classics has empowered over 1,500 young people through music education, mentorship, and scholarships for 18 years.
The initiative, founded under the Art of Music Foundation, uses music as a tool for social transformation in underserved communities.
Mrs. Kenyatta, Patron of Ghetto Classics, urged government, private sector, and well-wishers to support such initiatives for a more inclusive and prosperous future.

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