Gov't offers youth employment, Ksh.6000 stipend in new NYOTA project

The launch, set for August, will see the government partnering with the World Bank to reach 820,000 vulnerable and unemployed youth, including persons with disabilities......
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The Kenyan Cabinet has endorsed the launch of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) Project, a new initiative to provide employment opportunities and support for youth. Set to launch in August, the project will offer a Ksh. 6,000 monthly stipend for paid on-the-job placements.
- The program aims to reach 820,000 vulnerable and unemployed youth, including persons with disabilities.
- The government is partnering with the World Bank on this project.
- 90,000 youth are targeted for three to six months of paid placements, with stipends deposited into Haba Haba savings accounts.
- Applicants can submit applications from July 11 to August 15, 2025.
- Over one million applications have reportedly already been received.
- Kenya's youth unemployment rate was projected at 5.7 percent in 2024 by the World Bank.
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