The NYOTA Project has launched the second phase of its nationwide business training, a mandatory classroom component for beneficiaries across Kenya. The initiative aims to equip entrepreneurs with essential business skills.

• Over 6,000 trainers are engaged in the program, which is held in 454 centres in all 290 constituencies.
• Susan Mang’eni, Principal Secretary for Micro and Small Enterprises, emphasized the simultaneous rollout and the training's focus on addressing skills gaps identified during previous mentorship.
• A remarkable 97% of beneficiaries who received initial start-up capital participated in the preceding mentorship, with 99% of those now having established businesses.