Nakuru, Kenya – The Nakuru Science Fair, held on Monday, saw enthusiastic participation from over 300 students who showcased a diverse range of innovative projects focusing on critical areas such as renewable energy solutions, robotics, and sustainable agriculture practices. The fair provided a vibrant platform for young minds to present their ingenuity and problem-solving skills.

Celebrating Young Innovators

Projects were adjudicated by a distinguished panel of experts drawn from local universities and various industries. Top prizes were awarded to student teams that developed particularly impactful innovations, including designs for low-cost solar chargers aimed at off-grid communities and sophisticated automated irrigation systems designed to conserve water and improve crop yields. Education officials present at the event lauded it as a significant initiative that effectively encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a passion for science and technology among youth. They announced ambitious plans to make the Nakuru Science Fair an annual event, with increased support from technology companies to provide mentorship and further development opportunities for the winning students and their projects.