Economy adds 824,000 new jobs, eases mounting youth joblessness

Hundreds of job seekers queue awaiting clearance and interviews at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on October 25, 2024.

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The Kenyan economy added 824,100 new jobs in 2025 with the economic growth little changed, a boost to the William Ruto administration's bid to ease the mounting youth unemployment.

Official data show that new jobs grew from 782,300 roles in 2024 as the economy continues to struggle to create quality jobs.

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