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The government is set to launch an ambitious initiative aimed at harnessing and monetizing Kenya’s vast creative talent to revolutionize the country’s Creative industry. Announcing the launch of the "WhozNext," project, youth affairs, creative economy and sports CS Ababu Namwamba said the initiative was a game changer in the creative space that created an opportunity to monetize talent and build on sustainable livelihoods.
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Government to launch talent search initiative dubbed ‘Whoznext”
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