وزاره التنميه. DFID Kenya

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The Department for International Development DFID closed on 2 September 2020 and merged with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office FCO to create the.

DFID Kenya: To find out how the UK will respond to opportunities and challenges, what is being achieved for the UK and who we are working with please read the full
DFID Kenya: Inequality is growing: 750,000 young people enter the labour market each year with few job opportunities
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More needs to be done to address the social and political causes of conflict and there are risks of radicalisation, especially in the north and along the coast