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By NTS staff In rural Kenya, you learn quickly that electricity is never something you can take for granted. At Nyamboyo Technical School, power outages are a normal part of

When the call came for funding to create a student library at NTS, Luke Kugler did not hesitate. At just 15 years old and a sophomore at a US high

by Megha Rana What is the Issue at Hand?Kenya faces a shortage of dental workers and dentists, leaving much of the population underserved for their dental needs. According to the

By Laura Darcey. With 50% of its population under the age of 25, Kenya is teeming with potential. Its youth represent the nation’s most valuable yet underdeveloped resource. However, this

by Laura Darcey Young people, who against the odds managed to stay in school, graduate and acquire professional qualifications, often find that educational attainment is not linked to employment in

by Laura Darcey Since the end of single-party rule in 1991, Kenya has been navigating the challenges of democracy. Despite 30 years of a multi-party system with regular elections, Kenya’s

by Laura Darcey Corruption pervades all levels of Kenyan society and is arguably considered the leading cause of Kenya’s inability to develop beyond a third-world nation. Each year, Kenya loses

by Laura Darcey The Covid-19 pandemic led to widespread closures of schools and implementation of stay-at-home orders aimed at curbing the spread of the infectious disease. These measures significantly disrupted