More than 700 youths from Murang’a County who successfully completed a three-month National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) grade III course were on Sunday awarded certificates. The youths were part of cohort five of Murang’a Youth Service (MYS) programme, a flagship county programme aimed at equipping young people with practical skills and promoting self-employment. Presiding over…  Â
Related Posts
EDITORIAL | Why the government must defend reforms at KTDA at all costs Â
KTDA chairman Chege Kirundi (left) with CS Agriculture Mutahi Kagwe (Centre) and KTDA CEO Wilson Muthaura (right). PHOTO/UGC.. The battle for the soul of the […]
Govt commits to empower Kenyans through development programmesÂ
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to empowering all Kenyans through entrepreneurship, education and skills development, pledging to create sustainable employment and innovation pathways across […]
A rehabilitation centre focusing on skills offers a new path out of addiction in Murang’aÂ
In Makuyu shopping centre of Murang’a County, away from the bustle of major highway and urban pressure, a quiet but meaningful change is unfolding in […]