A nation’s competitiveness is anchored on the quality of its skills base, the productivity of its workforce and the capacity of its institutions to translate knowledge into practical solutions.
Today, the Aldai Technical Training Institute fraternity celebrated the graduation of 1,086 trainees whose technical competencies, innovation and expertise will contribute significantly to Kenya’s socio-economic transformation, industrial advancement and national development.
As the Government continues to strengthen the TVET sector, priority remains on developing a globally competitive workforce equipped with skills that respond effectively to evolving industry demands locally and internationally. The deliberate efforts by H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto, C.G.H to open international labour markets for skilled Kenyan youth, thereby expanding pathways for employment, productivity and economic empowerment are appreciated.
Labour mobility is already creating new opportunities, as demonstrated by the 18 Aldai TTI graduates who have secured employment opportunities abroad in the agricultural sector. This achievement highlights the growing international recognition of Kenyan TVET graduates and underscores the critical role of quality technical training in enhancing employability and national competitiveness.
TVET remains a vital pillar in building a skilled, innovative and self-reliant nation. I challenged the graduates to embrace the future with confidence, professionalism and a commitment to lifelong learning, applying their knowledge and skills to create value, drive enterprise and develop solutions to societal challenges.
Congratulations to the Aldai TTI graduates!
@MunaMunahamed The real problem is the lack of accountability for the KSh 55.9 million. MCG claims seedlings were supplied but to who exactly?Are there registered farmers who were beneficiaries? Any verifiable records? Audits are based on facts and evidence, not narratives.
@smutoro Where are the registered farmers who received the assorted vegetables and seedlings? Are there any records of the distribution? Any supporting documents?This is what happens when positions are allocated based on clan affiliation instead of merit. It undermines accountability.Sad
Very unfortunate, Kenyan-Somalis are full citizens by law and right. Culture or faith does not define loyalty, and crime is individual, not ethnic or religious. Leadership should be based on merit and integrity, not prejudice.
These Somalis in Kenya should never be given power there is nothing like a Kenyan-Somali,they keep talking about Somalia this Somalia that ,they are just in Kenya for fraud and convenience since they have destroyed their own country.Somalia is ranked as the most corrupt country in the world.Stealing is not haram but pork meat is 😜