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Information Communication Technology (ICT) tops the list of the major skills demanded by Kenyan employers, according to a new report. The new study carried out by the Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) indicates information technology tops the list at 28.4 per cent, followed by finance & business management at 27.4 per cent, engineering at 19.2 per cent, transportation, distribution and logistics at 18.6 per cent, and legal 18.2 per cent.…
