State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy – State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy

Fikirini Jacobs Sworn in as Principal Secretary State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy.

PS Fikirini Jacobs crowning Miss NYS Kenya during the 1st Edition of the Creative Arts and Beauty Pageant at NYS Engineering Institute in Ruaraka.

Contestants showcasing a drama skit during the NYS 1st edition of the Creative Arts and Beauty pageant at the NYS Engineering Institute in Ruaraka.

The incoming PS for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy, Mr Fikirini Jacobs takes over from the outgoing PS, Ismail Madey.

Participants cheering for the contestants during the NYS 1st Edition of the Creative Arts and Beauty pageant.

PS Fikirini Jacobs Meeting the International Youth Fellowship chairman, Rev Yohan Kim

PS Fikirini Jacobs paid a courtesy call to Abraham Korir Sing'Oei, PS Foreign Affairs

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Fikirni Jacobs Sworn in as the Principal Secretary for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy

April 17, 2025

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH AFFAIRS AND CREATIVE ECONOMYCITIZENS’SERVICE DELIVERY CHARTER

October 24, 2024

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH AFFAIRS AND CREATIVE ECONOMY CITIZENS’ SERVICE DELIVERY CHARTER

Nairobi International Trade Fair (ASK SHOW) Day Four

September 26, 2024

The State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy ‘s Secretary Administration Mr. Alan Machari, MBS, today visited the Ministry stand at the

Youth Empowerment & Participation

Building Youth for Self-reliance

Youth Partnership & Stakeholder Engagement

Synergy and Coordination in Youth Development Programs

Youth Mainstreaming, Strategy & Research

Globally Competitive Youth Policies

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The Youth Empowerment Centers serve as a platform for integrating services making them to be hubs for all Government activities involving the youth countrywide. Read more>>

The National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) project is a landmark initiative by the Government of Kenya, funded by the World Bank, aimed at transforming the lives of vulnerable youth.

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Dwellers of informal settlements, commonly known as slums or ghetto, live in deplorable conditions characterized by widespread poverty, poor sanitation, poor housing, poor infrastructure, and inadequate education facilities. Read more>>

The Kazi Mtaani Programme is an initiative designed to cushion the most vulnerable youth in the informal settlements from the effects of COVID-19 pandemic. Read more>>

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