The World Radio Day 2026 report records journalism clubs in 10 public primary and secondary schools across Kajiado. The station describes their purpose as nurturing media talent and civic engagement.
The same report records young people taking part in live radio conversations and the station’s interest in grassroots football and youth sports development.
These activities represent different ways for young people to participate. This project overview reflects the report and does not announce new club enrolment or a current membership total.
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- Partners and participants
- Participating public schools · School administrators and local stakeholders
- Bus Radio’s role
- Journalism clubs, student reporting and opportunities to practise public speaking, writing and responsible journalism.
- Recorded results
- 10 clubs in public primary and secondary schools are recorded in the 2026 station report. The activation report describes greater participation and confidence among learners.
10 clubs reported in 2026; qualitative feedback in the activation report
Source: Bus Radio World Radio Day 2026 Report, page 4; Journalism Clubs Activation Report, pages 2–3 (printed numbering). Academic results are not attributed causally to the clubs.