Nakuru Governor Kinuthia Mbugua has asked students to pursue scientific courses so they can get jobs in the geothermal sector. Kinuthia said the county's economic prospects are high because 97 per cent of geothermal reserves are untapped. “We want to make sure that the untapped geothermal reserves are up and running. This will create approximately 5,000 jobs," the governor said. "The main problem is that we do not have experts in the sector. Students going to the university should consider geothermal courses as demand for human resource in the sector is growing.” Kinuthia defended the energy...
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