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Originally published by Capital Newstop
August 10, 2026
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Northern Kenya Students Sweep Top Honours at Young Scientists Kenya Exhibition
An artificial intelligence model then analyses the data to generate a drought-risk score, indicate the confidence level of the prediction and estimate the number of days before drought conditions are likely to develop...
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Students from Northern Kenya have clinched the top two spots at the ninth Young Scientists Kenya National Science and Technology Exhibition, presenting innovative solutions for critical environmental challenges.
- Hafsa Ibrahim Adan and Asha Harun Yarow from Senior Chief Adano Girls Day Secondary School won First Place Overall for their AI-powered drought prediction system.
- Halima Aila Mohamed, Sake Hussein Tadicha, and Manal Mohamed from Zad Muslim School secured Second Place Overall with "Eco-Guard," a smart garden designed for arid climates.
- The exhibition, themed "Shaping Kenya’s AI Future Using STEM," featured 308 finalists from 125 schools, with a notable increase in girls' participation.
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