Government assures creative youth of continued use of Little Theatre Club

Transport Principal Secretary Mohammed Daghar has assured creative economy players in Mombasa that their activities at the historic Little Theatre Club will continue uninterrupted even as the government explores plans to establish a Railway Training Institute at the facility. The assurance was given during a consultative meeting chaired by the PS at the Little Theatre…

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Government assures creative youth of continued use of Little Theatre Club

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