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Originally published by KBC County NewsSeptember 18, 2026
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Youth urged to create jobs and embrace opportunities

As the country continues to grapple with unemployment, education stakeholders have called on young people to use the skills and knowledge acquired in higher education to create employment opportunities instead of relying solely on conventional white collar jobs. ..
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Kenyan education stakeholders are urging youth to leverage their acquired skills to create jobs and embrace international opportunities, rather than solely seeking traditional employment.
- 21 nursing students from Mount Kenya University (MKU) departed for apprenticeship opportunities in Germany.
- Key figures like MKU Council Chairman Dr. Vincent Gaitho and Vice Chancellor Prof. Deogratius Jaganyi emphasized self-employment and global skill acquisition.
- The initiative aims to address healthcare personnel shortages in Europe and North America, with apprentices expected to reinvest acquired expertise into Kenya's healthcare system upon return.
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