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Govt to build content creation centres in bid to create digital jobs

Senior Presidential Advisor Moses Kuria (sec. left), Head of presidential Special Projects amd Creative Economy Coordination Dennis Itumbi(left) and other officials look on as ICT PS John Tanui(centre) address the media during the Unveiling of Kenya's content creation centre at Posta office, Nairobi on 26/02/2025 [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

The government is hoping to create one million jobs within two years through the creation of digital content.

Moses Kuria, Senior Advisor in the Council of Economic Advisors said this will be achieved through content creation centres, also called digital media factories(DMFs).

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