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Youth will be jobless if housing project stops – President Ruto

"The Affordable Housing Program is here to stay, youths need jobs."

Kenya: Affordable Housing Projects to Generate Over 10,000 Jobs for Youth, Women

Affordable Housing Projects to Generate Over 10,000 Jobs for Youth, Women

Youth must stop gambling and invest

Those who get rich from gambling are very rare and countable.

Ruto to launch construction of 220 housing units in Nakuru

The houses will be constructed at an estimated cost of Sh505 million

Leverage small businesses, Jua Kali to expand tax base

The over 7.4 million MSMEs in Kenya employ about 14.1 million people or 93 per cent of the labour force.

Magoha Gives Update on Ksh1.8B Payment to Juakali Artisans

Magoha Gives Update on Ksh1.8B Payment to Juakali Artisans 9 April 2021 - 4:34 pm Education CS Prof. George Magoha at a workshop in Busia county on Saturday, February 20, 2021 Twitter juakali businesses were uplifted in various counties after the Ministry of Education used Ksh1.89 Billion to carry out a supply exercise of desks to targeted schools in all counties under the Economic Stimulus Programme. More than 600,000 desks were produced by local artisans and supplied to public primary and secondary schools in all 47 counties, with each identified primary school receiving 70 desks while each secondary school 50 lockers and chairs. In a statement by the ministry on Friday, April 9, a total of 5,254 secondary schools and 5,136 primary schools received desks under the project.

2020's false hope for Jua Kali artisans as 2021 turns into pain

THE STANDARD By Peter Theuri | April 4th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Meshack Odhiambo Otieno, a Juja based welder during an interview with The Standard. [David Njaaga, Standard] Outside Beba Beba Trade Centre, along Tom Mboya Street, Nairobi, hundreds of commuters queue, hoping the next bus to Kasarani’s Mwiki will not be that long. It is around seven o’clock in the evening, and panic is setting in. Curfew begins in an hour. These scenes were last experienced early last year when the night curfew started at seven in the evening. Still, there is a palpable difference. Back then, bus conductors were armed with sanitisers, and every passenger had to get their hands sprayed with a pint of alcohol before boarding. There was also a handwashing station, where every passenger stopped for a few seconds.