Le président Ruto octroie des bourses d'une valeur de 5 millions de shillings à 250 étudiants de Kwale

Le président William Ruto a annoncé l'octroi de bourses d'une valeur de 5 millions de shillings à 250 étudiants d'un institut technique du comté de Kwale, à l'occasion de sa tournée dans la région côtière.

Le président William Ruto a fait cette annonce le 23 mai lors d'une intervention à Lunga Lunga, dans le comté de Kwale. Il a déclaré qu'il parrainerait les étudiants inscrits à des formations de six mois au sein de l'institut technique et professionnel local.

« Je souhaite parrainer les jeunes d'ici. Ces étudiants qui suivent des formations de six mois », a affirmé le président Ruto. Il a précisé que plus de 250 étudiants suivraient des cours dans cet établissement, les frais étant pris en charge par ses soins.

Le président a également demandé au député de Lunga Lunga, Mangale Chiforomodo Munga, de compléter ces fonds en utilisant les ressources destinées au développement de la circonscription. Ce même jour, il a inauguré le Matuga Technical and Vocational College et a lancé un centre numérique au Kinango TVC.

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