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July 10, 2026
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Second phase of Nyota Start-Up Capital kicks off Friday

Second phase of Nyota Start-Up Capital kicks off Friday

Thousands of young Kenyans are set to benefit from the second phase Nyota Start-Up Capital Programme following its launch today (Friday) by President William Ruto...

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President William Ruto has launched the second phase of the Nyota Start-Up Capital Programme, a $5-year initiative aimed at empowering young Kenyan entrepreneurs.

  • The programme targets 820,000 unemployed youth aged 18-29 (up to 35 for Persons with Disabilities) with Form 4 education or below.
  • Financed by the World Bank, the initiative addresses youth unemployment and fosters entrepreneurship.
  • The launch took place at the Ulinzi Complex, Nairobi County.

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