A beneficiary of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) programme has sparked mixed reactions after revealing how she used the Ksh 22,000 government grant to start a coffin business. Speaking during the NYOTA Tranche II disbursement on Friday, July 10, in Eldoret, Sharon Chebet shared her story while responding to questions from Interior Cabinet
The government has denied the validity of a notice that went viral and stated the NYOTA project will start paying beneficiaries KSh 25,000 startup capital on Monday, May 11. This claim has been rubbished as a hoax by MSMEs PS Susan Mang’eni, who advised beneficiaries to disregard the message on Sunday, May 10. “Ignore such
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has ordered an immediate probe into a security breach that occurred during a National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) funds event in Wajir County attended by President William Ruto. Ruto briefly paused his speech in Wajir County after an unidentified man breached security and ran toward the podium while
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