Ruto Hosts over 5,000 Nairobi Artisans at State House
Ruto said the pay increase will start this month as his government expands support for artisans and informal businesses.
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Kenya: President Ruto Hosts 5,000 Artisans At State House, Announces Civil Servants' Salary Increase
Nairobi -- President William Ruto on Thursday hosted more than 5,000 artisans and mechanics at State House, Nairobi, where he reaffirmed his administration's commitment to empowering workers in the informal sector and announced a salary increase for civil servants effective this month.
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Ruto unveils jobs boost for Nairobi artisans, mechanics
President William Ruto has outlined a raft of initiatives aimed at creating jobs and empowering artisans and mechanics in Nairobi County as part of the Government’s broader economic transformation agenda. Speaking at State House, Nairobi when hosted more than 5,000 mechanics and artisans from Nairobi County the President said the government will provide Ksh.80 million to support artisans and mechanics in Nairobi County to acquire modern equipmen…
Ruto Announces KSh80 Million Support For Nairobi Artisans And Mechanics
The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Ruto Announces KSh80 Million Support for Nairobi Artisans and Mechanics President William Ruto has announced KSh80 million in support funding for artisans and mechanics in Nairobi. According to the president, the funding will facilitate access to modern tools and equipment to complement the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program. Speaking at State House on July 23, where he hosted more th…
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