Govt, corporate sector push to commercialise student talent

Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa said the Ministry of Education is aligning co-curricular programmes with the country's economic priorities to help learners turn their talents into sustainable careers...

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The Kenyan government and the corporate sector are collaborating to commercialize student talent, aiming to boost the nation's creative economy and generate employment opportunities for youth.

Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa highlighted the alignment of co-curricular programs with economic priorities.
The initiative supports the government's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).
Corporate sponsors like Equity Bank are investing in the Kenya Music Festival to nurture young talent and recognize its economic potential.

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