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Youths benefit from free training on entrepreneurship

Emily Etang receives a certificate from Dr. Francis Mbai, Senior Assistant director in the Information Office. Looking on is Emily Maina, Regional Coordinator Youth Affairs and John Chomba one of the facilitators. [Farrel Ogolla, Standard]

Following the unemployment crisis in the country. Youth, Women and Disabled persons have continued to be disadvantaged. Some have since resorted to engaging in crimes, radicalization, consumption of illicit brews and drug abuse.

For 21year old Denis Makhandia Mulama, the thought of completing his college education was accompanied by a feeling of satisfaction, that he would soon have a high paying job.

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