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Over three thousand students in the tourism and hospitality industry are expected to be enrolled in the Ronald Ngala Utalii college in Kilifi. President Uhuru Kenyatta will officially open the facility later in July
Ronald Ngala Utalii College to be opened in July | Coast Tourism Transformation
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