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November 26, 2025
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Official: Majority of Safaricom graduates now employed

Official: Majority of Safaricom graduates now employed

Majority of the Safaricom’s Connect Academy graduates have already secured job opportunities at Safaricom and partner organisations...

✨ Key Highlights

The majority of graduates from the inaugural Safaricom Connect Academy cohort have secured employment with Safaricom and its partner organizations, demonstrating the program's success in bridging the digital skills gap in Kenya.

  • 48 students graduated from the three-month program.
  • The Connect Academy is a partnership between Safaricom and the ICT Authority of Kenya.
  • The program focuses on equipping young Kenyans with practical, industry-ready fiber deployment skills to support Kenya's digital transformation.

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