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Global companies in the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) space are targeting Kenya for its young skilled work-force in a bid to serve international clients while at the same time support job creation and digital skills development. CCI Kenya CEO Rishi Jatania believes such companies’ business models contribute to Kenya’s socio-economic development and in the long run set new standards for the region.
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