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President William Ruto says the government has created over 250,000 jobs through the Affordable housing program. Speaking during an engagement with Kenyans in Egypt, President Ruto acknowledged the role of job creation in driving economic growth through digital jobs and programs such as the affordable housing programme.
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Ruto : Government has created over 250,000 jobs
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