Computer science: New techs squeeze Kenya's job market

More digital opportunities exist for Computer Science students with the relevant knowledge and practical skills. PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK

When Mercy Gachuiri walked out of the Multimedia University of Kenya (MMU) on December 18, 2020, armed with her Computer Science degree certificate, she had a strong conviction that the knowledge and the skills she had accumulated in the four years would be sufficient to power her inroads into not just local, but also international job markets.

Over three years now without a formal job, she has been forced to go back to the drawing board.

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