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Jomoro MP trains over 300 youth in skills development, provides start-up kits

Through the combination of practical skills training and start-up support, the programme seeks to move beneficiaries beyond training to actual economic activity, enabling them to apply their newly acquired skills to generate income for themselves and their families.
The programme forms part of efforts by the Jomoro MP, who is also the deputy transport minister, to support women and young people in the constituency with skills that can provide them with alternative sources of income.
The beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the initiative, saying the training and start-up support would give them an opportunity to develop their skills and improve their livelihoods.
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