This keynote address was delivered by Dr Sara Ruto on the second day of the 3-day regional conference organised by Jaslika in partnership with RELI Africa convened under the theme “From data and commitment to action: Creating a regional movement for girls’ education”. Dr Sara Ruto is a leading African educationist and passionate girls’ education advocate, currently with Echidna Giving, a philanthropic organisation.
These are the preliminary remarks made by Justice Njoki Ndungu of the Supreme Court of Kenya, before she read out the official speech made by the Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya, Hon. Martha Koome at the launch of the research report on “Creating impact at the local level for girls: Learning from girls’ education interventions in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda”. Authored by Jaslika, the report launch which took place at a dinner event on 17 April 2024 in Nairobi, was the highlight of the 3-day regional conference organised by Jaslika in partnership with RELI Africa convened under the theme “From data and commitment to action: Creating a regional movement for girls’ education”.
The Chief Justice and the President of the Supreme Court of Kenya, Hon Martha Koome launched a research report on “Creating impact at the local level for girls: Learning from girls’ education interventions in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda” that was authored by Jaslika. The launch, which took place at a dinner event on 17 April 2024 in Nairobi, was the highlight of the 3-day regional conference organised by Jaslika in partnership with RELI Africa convened under the theme “From data and commitment to action: Creating a regional movement for girls’ education”. This speech by the Chief Justice was read out on her behalf by Justice Njoki Ndungu of the Supreme Court of Kenya, who represented her at the event.
A 3-day regional conference was organised by Jaslika in partnership with RELI Africa between April 16 and 18, 2024 in Nairobi convened under the theme “From data and commitment to action: Creating a regional movement for girls’ education”. The gathering was honoured to have Hon. Beatrice Elachi, Member of Parliament for Dagoretti North to open the conference. Dagoretti North is one of the 11 electoral constituencies of Nairobi. The conference, which brought together over 100 participants from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, centred around the findings of a research conducted by Jaslika on “Creating impact at the local level for girls: Learning from girls’ education interventions in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda”.
