Mtoto News

09/06/2026

On today's News Report w3 look at the 2026/2027 Budget.

Will these investments help improve the lives of children across the country?

09/06/2026

Are you African? Are you a child? Then this celebration is for you.

Join us for the upcoming Day of the African Child 2026 as we come together to champion the rights, health, and future of every African child.

This year's theme is:

Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa.

Every child deserves clean water, safe sanitation, good hygiene, and a community that protects and supports them.

📅 Date: 16 June 2026 📍 Venue: Mahiga Primary School, Roysambu Sub-County
Time: 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Together, let's create a safer, healthier, and brighter future for every child in Africa. ✨

08/06/2026

Kenya's 2026/2027 National Budget is almost here!

But what exactly is a budget, and why should children care? Alice tells us more.

03/06/2026

Over 200 Kenyan students dead in school fires since 2001. This isn't just tragedy it’s a failure of accountability. 💔
We need two things NOW:

1️⃣ Schools: Open emergency exits & remove window grills.
2️⃣ Ministry of Education: Strict, routine safety audits. No excuses.

02/06/2026

Tag a student who needs to see this right now.

Knowing exactly what to do can literally save your life. Your phone, your bag, and your books can be replaced YOU cannot.

Watch this till the end, memorize these 10 steps, and share this with your school group chats. Let’s keep each other safe. 🇰🇪👇

01/06/2026

29/05/2026

Have you been following the students elections for Tenri schools

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28/05/2026

A profound silence has fallen over the nation as we awaken to the heartbreaking news from Utumishi Girls Academy. Sixteen young lives, full of promise and dreams, were tragically cut short in a fire that broke out in their dormitory in the dead of the night.

The weight of this loss is immeasurable, leaving families, friends, and the entire school community in deep mourning. We stand in solidarity with those whose hearts are shattered, holding close the memory of the students whose voices have been silenced too soon.

This tragedy serves as a solemn reminder of our collective responsibility to ensure that every learning environment is a sanctuary of absolute safety for our children. No student should ever have to fear for their life while pursuing their education. We must demand and implement stronger, more rigorous safety standards across all institutions to prevent such a catastrophe from ever happening again.

As the multi-agency teams, including the Ministry of Education and Kenya Red Cross, continue their work on the ground, we urge the community to support one another and utilize the support desk established for assistance.

May the families find strength in this dark hour, and may the souls of these young angels rest in eternal peace.