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The government has embarked on an ambitious program to create job opportunities for over 5 million unemployed youth through digital platforms. The jitume program will see each county equipped with at least two digital labs, youth trained and equipped as the government positions itself as a top outsourcing center for digital jobs. Achola Simon reports.
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