- 9 viewsThe government, through the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, has launched the construction of a Sh55 million sports academy in Kiganjo, Thika, aimed at offering a platform for talented youths to nurture and develop their skills. Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony in Kiganjo, Thika, Kiambu County yesterday, Principal Secretary State Department for Sports, Elijah Mwangi, said the academy’s goal is to identify, nurture, and grow talents among young men and women, adding that the exceptional talents discovered through the facility will be elevated to the national stage to represent Kenya
GOV'T LAUNCHES SH 55 MILLION SPORTS ACADEMY PROJECT IN THIKA
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