This archive report was first published on 29 October 2019.
On October 29, 2019, The Standard published an article highlighting the appointment of Peter Ndegwa as the new Safaricom CEO. The article sparked a national conversation about the importance of education in Kenya, with many Kenyans taking to social media to congratulate Ndegwa on his new role.
As an associate professor at the University of Nairobi, the writer of the article argues that the focus on Ndegwa's former high school, Starehe Boys Centre, highlights the significance of a good education in achieving success. The writer notes that many Kenyans own shares in Safaricom, which has contributed to the interest in Ndegwa's appointment.
The article also touches on the topic of school culture, with the writer arguing that good schools have a culture of excellence that is passed down from generation to generation. The writer notes that many schools in Kenya have a history of producing successful alumni, and that this is a key factor in their success.
The article concludes by congratulating Peter Ndegwa on his new role and encouraging him to inspire the next generation of Kenyans.
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