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KIPPRA Ag. Executive Director Pays a Courtesy Call to PS, Labour and Skills Development

On 24th February 2025, KIPPRA delegation led by the Ag. Executive Director, Dr Eldah Onsomu paid a courtesy call to Shadrack Mwadime, Principal Secretary for Labour and Skills Development. The meeting served as a platform to highlight KIPPRA’s policy research and analysis initiatives focused on skills development and job creation for the youth. Discussions also focused on potential partnerships in preparation for the upcoming 8th KIPPRA Annual Regional Conference (KARC).

PS Labour and Skills Development, Mr Shadrack Mwadime (centre) poses for a photo with KIPPRA Ag. Executive Director, Dr Eldah Onsomu (right) and KIPPRA staff during the meeting

The meeting was also attended by Research Mentor, Dr. George Lutomia, Senior Policy Analyst, Mr. Boaz Munga, and 8th KARC Committee Chair, Ms. Jane Kenda.

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