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The government will seek non-governmental organizations and private sector partnership to absorb graduates exiting institutions of high learning to tackle the high rate of unemployment in the country. Speaking in Nairobi today cabinet Secretary Ministry of Public Service and Human Capital Development Justin Muturi said the government is committed to reduce the unemployment rates in the Country noting however that this will be done collectively with other players in the job market.
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Government committed to dealing with unemployment
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