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Before a country develops factories, transport systems, energy networks or modern farms, it must cultivate the people who can design, operate, maintain and improve them.
“The best way to predict the future is to create it."
That principle speaks directly to Kenya’s development challenge. The infrastructure, industries and jobs we want tomorrow will depend on the engineering knowledge, productive capacity and technical skills we deliberately build today.
Importantly, this is not merely an economic aspiration; it is reflected in Kenya’s legal and policy framework. Article 227(2)(a) of the Constitution expressly permits policies providing for preference in the allocation of public contracts.
