10,000 refugees, host communities to benefit from Sh1. 65B project

In brief

At least 10,000 young people from refugee and host communities in Dadaab, Kakuma and Kalobeyei are set to benefit from a seven-year skills development and employment initiative sponsored by the Government of Canada, in a major boost to efforts to expand economic opportunities and promote self-reliance among displaced populations in the country. The project, Strengthening...

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