The government will only be able to curb unemployment and achieve the four pillars of its development agenda if it works closely with Universities as well as the private sector by investing heavily in youth-centric programmes aimed at empowering them to be part of the national efforts to provide tangible solutions to the challenges facing the country. According to Mr. Narendra Raval, the Chairman and founder of Devki Group of Companies, Kenyan universities had become hubs of innovative talents that only needed to be tapped in order to realize the big dreams and aspirations the... Continue reading →
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