Youth and survival

 We are amongst the few countries where the government does totally nothing when it comes to investing on the youths who are our future leaders. One will toil for three to four years in campus with the hope of being great in the future,only to come out to the hush world being slapped with reality .We live in a country where education is not the key to success but connections are,we've reached a point where we cannot strive for excellence you buy your way to it.  

It is high time for the Kenyan youth to ponder wisely in all the angles of our country's economic growth.Youths  play  a vital role in making positive changes in the society since they are the  backbone and pillars in building democratic successes with their unity, power, struggle and influence.

Just like other minority groups, the Kenyan youth have been bruised in the quest of taking charge, responsibility in leadership spheres despite being the largest command population in Kenya making them key players to the Kenya's Economy. Youths are agile, focussed and attributed to resilience, commitments, competency when motivated and supported.

Alot of young people typically aged between 15 and 35 years old are engaging themselves in business activities which turns out as one of great things for the country's financial growth.

Youths especially in Kenya mostly have engaged themselves in clothing, fashion, cosmetics, food distribution, entertainment and other service industries.