On Thursday, April 17, local newspapers reported on a variety of topics, including how the President William Ruto He responded to the controversial schools of school.
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Elsewhere, the newspapers focused on the approval of the two new cabinet nominees.
1. Daily Nation
Daily Nation It reported about how President William Ruto said about the “Echoes of War” drama.
The president emphasized that his administration would take strong positions against those trying to misrepresent children.
He made this statement during a ceremony at the White House, Nakuru, in which he welcomed the winners of the Kenyan national drama and film festival 2025.
His remarks seemed to refer to the complex playing of the Butere Girls drama, which, despite qualifying, was not played.
The game was written and prepared by Cleophas Malala, a former senator from Kakamega.
“There is more to celebrate than negligence. I will not allow this good country to fall into the ditch because of the leaders who want to meet their selfish agendas. Leave the students and send them to other politics,” The president said.
“If leaders, parents and teachers do not allow children’s minds to be misled, we must protect children against destroyers who want to defile them with ethnicity and negative politics. he added.
The president emphasized his commitment to preventing radical ideology for children, emphasizing the government’s position on the issue.
“I urge parents and teachers to continue to support students in sports, art and profession and enable them to fulfill their dreams, we must give our children a better chance of discovering their potential, my leadership will make sure our children get better education, teachers, trainers and education managers to make sure every child gets a good education.
He also emphasized that, as a result of his 2023 directive, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) had successfully promoted 470 Teachers of the Drama.
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