Unemployment in Kenya has reached a staggering 40 per cent.There is however some good news students who are studying technical courses like ICT, Accounting, Sales and Marketing as well as ...

Wahome said those that study abroad and others in Kenya, are equal and they get jobs. She said they don't want students to go to university and do programs that won't help them get a job.

Nairobi — Funding and staff for several degree programmes at public universities may be reduced if new reforms aimed at producing demand-driven graduates are effected. Money could be diverted from one ...