Hon Agnes Kagure, a Nairobi-based businesswoman and philanthropist has today arrived in England to promote her foundation’s empowerment initiatives for youth and women.
With a vision to make a significant impact, Kagure is set to meet potential business partners and supporters who share her passion for uplifting communities.
During her visit, she plans to explore the opportunities that England offers to expand her foundation’s reach. Kagure aims to create partnerships that will help fund and support various projects back home in Kenya.
These projects focus on providing education, skill development, and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people and women.
On her Facebook page, Kagure shared her excitement about the trip: “Taking a stroll around the Queen’s land, meeting new business partners and those who’d love to support our empowerment projects for the youth and women.”
Businesswoman Agnes Kagure during England tour
She also mentioned the pleasant weather in England and sent her best wishes to her followers in Kenya. “It’s sunny over here, how are things back home? Wishing you all a restful and happy weekend,” she wrote, adding a heart emoji to her message.
Kagure’s trip to England is seen as a vital step in her ongoing efforts to bring positive change to her community. By forging new connections and securing support, she hopes to enhance the lives of many young people and women through education and empowerment.
As she continues her journey, many back home in Kenya are eagerly watching, inspired by her dedication and commitment to making a difference. With her unwavering determination, Hon Agnes Kagure is set to achieve great strides in her mission to empower the next generation.
That notwithstanding, Hon Agnes Kagure has been making moves even in political circles where many have continued to view her as a possible challenger to current Nairobi Gov Hon Johnson Sakaja ahead of 2027 general election.
Through her Agnes Kagure Foundation, the Businesswonan has been running empowerment programs that have continued to benefit many especially Nairobi residents.
