Govt to Launch New System to Track Kenyans

The new system is meant to curb cases of fraud...

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The government of Kenya is set to launch the Labour Mobility Management Information System (LMMIS) to better track and support youth seeking employment abroad, especially in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The LMMIS aims to counteract rising fraud cases by recruitment agencies.
Key figures involved include Moriasia Rabu, CEO of the Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF), and Alfred Mutua, Labour Cabinet Secretary.
The system will initially serve as a pilot in the UAE before expanding to other countries, enhancing orientation programs for job seekers.

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