Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta visited the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) in Nairobi on Friday, September 25, 2026, to engage with the 2026 Beyond Zero Nursing Scholarship Programme beneficiaries. Kenyatta, who serves as the patron of the Beyond Zero Initiative, attended the event at the KMTC headquarters. The gathering marked the start of the new scholarship cohort, aimed at supporting nursing education in Kenya.
The event brought together students who will benefit from the scholarship, which seeks to enhance healthcare workforce capacity. Kenyatta’s presence underscored the government’s commitment to improving medical training and professional development. Her attendance also highlighted her continued involvement in public service and community engagement.
During the visit, Kenyatta interacted with the scholarship recipients, emphasizing the importance of education in driving national progress. The ceremony included formal engagements and discussions on the future of healthcare in Kenya. The initiative reflects broader efforts to address staffing shortages and improve healthcare access across the country.
The Beyond Zero Nursing Scholarship Programme is part of a larger initiative to support youth and professional training in critical sectors. The event in Nairobi symbolizes a step forward in Kenya’s strategy to build a skilled and resilient healthcare system.
