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Young Nation Kids Fest blends fun, learning and career discovery

Young Nation Kids Fest blends fun, learning and career discovery

NMG-sponsored festival bringing together kids for a day of entertainment.

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It was a colourful, fun-filled day as more than 2,000 children and parents gathered for the inaugural Young Nation Kids Fest, where children showcased their talents, explored career interests and engaged in activities designed to inspire creativity and learning.

Dressed in outfits depicting their dream professions, children turned up as pilots, engineers, models, doctors and dancers, among other professionals, bringing their ambitions to life in an event that celebrated skills, imagination and responsibility among Kenya’s young generation.

Organised by Nation Media Group (NMG), the festival was held at the Kenya School of TVET, bringing together families, exhibitors and partners for a day of entertainment, career discovery and interactive learning.

More than 39 exhibitors, including financial institutions, insurance companies, retailers and healthcare providers, participated in the event, offering children and parents an opportunity to interact with different brands and learn about their products and services.

NMG Chief Commercial Officer James Sogoti said the festival was an important investment in the company’s engagement with audiences, particularly…

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Your subscription is almost coming to an end. Your premium access has ended, but the best of Nation.Africa is still within reach. It was a colourful, fun-filled day as more than 2,000 children and parents gathered for the inaugural Young Nation Kids Fest, where children showcased their talents, explored career interests and engaged in activities designed to inspire creativity and learning.

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