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Poor governance took centre stage on the first day of the National Drama Festivals in Nakuru, as students used powerful performances to criticize the current state of the nation. Through drama, various schools highlighted issues such as corruption in President William Ruto’s government, rising cases of abductions, and the growing problem of unemployment.
National Drama Festivals Spotlight Poor Governance and Youth Concerns
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