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Kenya Music Festival has evolved under the Competency-Based Education curriculum.[File, Standard]
For decades, the Kenya Music Festival was largely viewed as a celebration of talent, the biggest stage for songs, dances, poems and dramatic performances. Today, however, it has evolved into something more significant.
Under the Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum, it has become a national classroom where learners use creativity to confront the challenges affecting their lives and communities. The Nairobi regional festival has once again demonstrated that today's learners are not merely entertainers.
They are thoughtful observers of society. Through music, dance and elocution, they have boldly addressed drug and substance abuse, environmental conservation, financial literacy, mental health, climate change, teacher motivation, peaceful coexistence, career choices and responsible citizenship.
