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President William Ruto says the Kazi Majuu Initiative, a programme designed by his administration to secure more jobs for Kenyans through overseas labour mobility is yielding positive results. President Ruto who spoke in Busia noted that numerous agreements signed between his government and foreign nations have enabled many unemployed young Kenyans to access job opportunities.
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Ruto : initiative to secure oversees jobs for Kenyans “yielding fruit”
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