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Alfred Mutua, nominated for the position of cabinet secretary for labor and social protection, has pledged to significantly enhance labor migration and attract international companies to Kenya in his efforts to address the country's high unemployment rates. Mutua's proposed reforms include expanding labor migration to between 5,000 to 10,000 workers per week and fostering a conducive environment for job creation across various sectors. This comes even as he defended his alleged linkage with rogue recruitment agencies.
Alfred Mutua denies links to job scams
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