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Kenyans Seeking Jobs Abroad to Get Govt Loans Under Kazi Majuu Program - Nairobi Wire

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The government has unveiled a new initiative to support Kenyans seeking employment abroad by offering loans of up to Ksh300,000 through the Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF). Traditionally, the Youth Fund has focused on tackling unemployment by financing youth-owned businesses and providing business development services. However, under the Kazi Majuu program, the fund will now help cover pre-travel costs for Kenyans securing jobs overseas…
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Govt to Offer Ksh300,000 Loans to Broke Kenyans Who Secure Jobs Abroad

The government will offer loans of up to Ksh300,000 to support youth with pre-travel costs for jobs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Labour Cabinet Secretary (CS) Alfred Mutua made the announcement after a meeting with Youth Fund CEO Josiah Moriasi and his team, alongside Labour Principal Secretary (PS) Shadrack Mwadime. In a statement, Mutua said the meeting was to explore a partnership aimed at supporting Kenyan youth who have secured employ…

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Kenyans Seeking Jobs Abroad to Get Govt Loans Under Kazi Majuu Program - Nairobi Wire

The government has unveiled a new initiative to support Kenyans seeking employment abroad by offering loans of up to Ksh300,000 through the Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF). Traditionally, the Youth Fund has focused on tackling unemployment by financing youth-owned businesses and providing business development services. However, under the Kazi Majuu program, the fund will now help cover pre-travel costs for Kenyans securing jobs overseas…

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