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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 33579, member: 636"]
Top students from the Kenya National Drama and Film Festival will perform at State House Nakuru on Wednesday. The show starts at 10 am with award-winning schools presenting their work directly to the president. Standout performers include Moi High School Mbiruri, Kanyuambora High School, and Kangaru High School, which all received national awards for their creative work.

The festival gained extra attention this year because of Butere Girls High School's controversial play "Echoes of War." Their performance tackled political issues that sparked debate among educators and regular Kenyans alike. State House Press Secretary Emmanuel Talam announced that media teams must register early for security clearance.

This concert represents the high point of the yearly arts competition that celebrates student creativity across Kenya. The event has continued for decades, featuring everything from traditional dances to modern films. Holding it in the newly designated Nakuru City reflects government efforts to spread national events beyond the capital. The timing comes right after Parliament approved new Cabinet leaders for the Gender and Public Service departments, which might increase support for student arts programs.
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