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It is innovations galore at Ronald Ngala Memorial Secondary School in Malindi Sub County, Kilifi, with two students now coming up with their own invention. They have constructed a pedal-pushed boat through the project dubbed ‘hydro rider.’ The form four students, Liz Maua and Mariam Sidi say if adopted, it will reduce environmental degradation in water bodies. In another innovation, Zaina Abei and Jedida Mwende have developed a computer that can be controlled via a mobile phone.
Young innovators in Kilifi come up with their own invention
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