Some 9,450 young people have benefited from the Murang’a County’s youth empowerment programme, with the latest group of recruits beginning a two-month paid community service, aimed at equipping them with practical work experience and skills for economic independence. The 10th cohort of the Murang’a Youth Service (MYS) has received work tools and Personal Protective Equipment…
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