The Kenya Youth and Opportunities Project (KYEOP) has reached 310,889 vulnerable youth, 50% of them women. This includes 133,453 through skilling interventions and business support. About 86% of youth ...

The National Employment Authority has banned 400 recruitment agencies involved in recruiting Kenyans for job opportunities abroad. The Authority’s Chairman, Vincent Kigen, stated that the agencies ...

The government values the Nairobi–Mau Summit and Nairobi–Maai Mahiu–Naivasha highway projects at $1.54 billion. President William Ruto says the projects will create 15,000 jobs for young Kenyans.

Procompetitive reforms in key enabling sectors can boost Kenya's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth by 1.35 percentage points annually and unlock much-needed output expansion. Reforms that favor ...

Kenya’s overall Product Market Regulation (PMR) score stands at 2.92 — the highest and most restrictive among countries with ...

The comments, by a member of Kenya’s ruling party, represent a rebuke of President William Ruto’s government: “Heads must roll.” By Abdi Latif Dahir President William Ruto’s government acts as an arm ...

Kenya launched the “JobsConnect Compact” to create six million green jobs by 2030 through agricultural digitalisation. The programme aims to save $2–3 billion in food imports and generate $5 billion ...

Kenya’s 2013 presidential candidates have been vociferous on the question of job creation, but how they plan to finance their ambitious plans remains to be seen. Kenyatta pledged to raise growth to ...