Kenyans have expressed their disappointments after the government through the National Employment Authority Integrated Management System (NEAIMS) listed house maid jobs for graduates who wish to seek jobs abroad.
According to NEAIMS, over 4,400 jobs are available abroad for graduates who wish to work abroad. Kenyans rushed on Monday to the NEAIMS website only to find house help jobs available in Saudi Arabia.
This comes after the government vowed to link Kenyan jobseekers to international jobs that will pay handsomely and with better working conditions.
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Agencies listed on the site hiring Kenyan workers include Philinfo Global Limited which announced that it was hiring 100 housemaids while Tasheel Travel Agency was in the market for 1,000 housemaids and 500 house drivers, all of whom are expected to work in the Middle East.
Another agency in the list, Talent Mine Agencies Limited, announced that it was seeking 1,000 housemaids, the same number advertised by Lipasama Global Agencies Limited. TDM International Limited also announced that it was hiring 850 housemaids.
Other listed jobs included security guards, general cleaners, drivers, housekeeping workers, home nurses, bus drivers and caregivers.
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Previously, a number of Kenyans contracted to serve as housemaids in Saudi Arabia complained of mistreatment forcing the two governments to build safety nets.
Kenyans made fun of the listings arguing that they would rather continue working as academic writers, a gig that has increasingly tarnished Kenya’s name as aiding foreign learners to cheat in their academics. They accused the state of promising better jobs but delivering low cadre options.
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