Speaking during the 14th edition of the Kalasha TV, Film Market and Awards held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre on Saturday, the Head of State said the move is part of a broader strategy to unlock opportunities for creatives and expand the country’s economic base
Ruto sets up Creative Economy Office at State House to drive industry growth
The Star, 02 May 2026 , Kenya
Share
International News
House approves bill protecting indigenous, traditional scripts How culture and arts education shapes global citizenship UNESCO partners with Fiji Museum to celebrate International Museum Day 2026 From Journalism to Culture: World Press Freedom Day webinar highlights intersectoral cooperation as responses to shared challenges Youth leaders and UNESCO advance intercultural dialogue at the 2026 Global Forum on Intercultural Competence See all news from International News