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GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAYS KENYA KEEN ON EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS AND JOB CREATION

By Tum David

In an address to the nation, Kenya’s government spokesperson, Dr. Isaac Mago Mwaura has highlighted key initiatives aimed at boosting employment in the country.

Speaking to the public, Dr. Mago emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring that more Kenyans have access to job opportunities, both within the country and beyond.

“Kenya will rise, Kenya will stand, and Kenya will prosper through unity and patriotism. I am proud to say that Kenya is finishing the year strong,” Dr. Mwaura began, reflecting on the country’s progress in the past year. He pointed out that the government is working diligently to create opportunities for citizens, with a particular focus on employment, an area many Kenyans desire to improve.

Dr. Isaac Mwaura highlighted the significance of celebrating human rights, particularly the right to work. As Kenya approaches December 12th, a day dedicated to commemorating these rights, the spokesperson emphasized that employment remains a critical need for many. The government has prioritized filling job vacancies to empower citizens and contribute to economic growth.

“Whether it’s through physical or online jobs, or employment abroad, we are creating avenues for Kenyans to find meaningful work,” he said. Dr. Mago also discussed various initiatives, including the ongoing recruitment of teachers, which has been a significant area of focus. The government has employed thousands of teachers across the nation and continues to work on increasing these numbers to meet the growing demand in the education sector.

The spokesperson also mentioned the government’s efforts to tackle youth unemployment, which includes training programs and partnerships with institutions such as the National Youth Service (NYS) and agricultural projects aimed at empowering young people.

“We are investing in our people, with billions allocated to improve the job market. Our aim is to reduce unemployment and provide sustainable livelihoods for Kenyans across all sectors,” Dr. Mwaura noted.

The government’s approach to tackling unemployment involves a blend of local employment opportunities, international job placements, and training programs to ensure that all citizens have a chance to thrive in the labor market. This strategic focus is seen as an important step in ensuring a prosperous future for the country.

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