A 22-day digital skills program has concluded in Mandera East, successfully training forty young people. Implemented by the Boresha Nabad Project, the initiative focused on providing practical, employable skills in areas like graphic design and digital communication. Participants were trained in CorelDRAW and newsletter writing, bolstering their abilities in the digital space. The program aims to improve access to both employment and entrepreneurial ventures for youth in the region. Organizers hope the newly acquired skills will enhance livelihoods and contribute to economic growth in Mandera. This training represents a vital step towards bridging the digital divide and empowering a new generation. The project underscores the importance of practical skills development for youth in underserved areas.