Principal Secretary for Diaspora Affairs Roseline Njogu has urged Mount Kenya East residents to take advantage of government programmes aimed at equipping young people with skills, creating employment opportunities and improving household incomes. Njogu said programmes under the government’s Kazi Majuu initiative, including the Mkulima Majuu programme, were opening new opportunities for young people to…
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