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State sees new jobs amid slow economy

Thadeus Onono, a tinsmith makes loads of iron sheet boxes at his stall in Kibuye juakali market in Kisumu on January 09, 2020. [Denish Ochieng', Standard]

The economy generated 843,900 new jobs last year despite a cash crisis that saw several businesses send workers home.

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