President William Ruto has announced the rollout of the second phase of the government’s Nyota Programme business support component, with 122,000 beneficiaries set to receive Ksh 25,000 each. The President shared the update after receiving a briefing at State House, Nairobi, on the progress of the programme ahead of the official launch of the second
President William Ruto has today February 2 highlighted four key programs aimed at providing employment opportunities for the youth during his address at the Jomo Kenyatta International Stadium in Kisumu, as part of the government’s Nyota initiative. The programs; affordable housing, digital jobs, global employment, and the Nyota application portal are designed to empower young
Selected youths who will be participating in the next Validation Exercise on October 24, 2025, are required to undergo the NYOTA Entrepreneurship Aptitude Test (EAT), which is a crucial step in assessing their entrepreneurial potential. The test is also used in identifying young people’s business mindset,problem-solving skills, and readiness for enterprise development under the NYOTA
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