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- Kenya is keen on delivering quality engineering capacity by establishing Kenya School of Engineering.
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By pointing out that engineering innovation contains the catalytic capacity for the Bottom-Up Economic Development Agenda, President William Ruto is urging engineers to take the lead in Kenya’s development
“Engineering is our growth’s bedrock; the link between a country’s engineering capacity and its development is well established,” Dr Ruto explained during the 4th Engineering Partnerships Convention in Naivasha, Nakuru County.
Kenya School of Engineering
Dr Ruto said his administration seeks to build the best possible engine for engineering innovation, which is essential for promoting Kenya’s sustainable growth.
The President outlined how the establishment of a Kenya School of Engineering will help the government deliver quality engineering innovation …