Habiba

In the bid to quenching my thirst for university  education, I happened to accomplish it with a new and different status, as a married lady. Marriage therefore didn't only change my  mentality of being a wife with added responsibilities but also the actual changes in my schedules as far as schooling at the university is concerned.its  not so easy but turning better with time towards the end of this last bit of my diploma course. Meanwhile, a lot of delays in the progress but yes time has flown to where I am right today. Going deep into the time factor,the hard part started at the eve of my first semester. I got pregnant with with our first child, with awkward nausea and morning sicknesses that could perhaps force me to missing classes & lessons despite how much I try. Concentration fully in the classes while in the same situation amidst many other responsibilities awaiting me for a wife, thus deterring my mental well-being. with the help of Almighty God, I eventually got to com

According to article 260 of kenyan constitution, a youth is any person aged between 18 and 34 years. Kenya stands one of the youthful countries in the world according to the recent data. Youths count for about three-quarters of the kenyan population today. However, they're not enabled in terms of empowerment and job opportunities. This therefore serve us one of the reason we fall far behind when it Comes to economic developments.  It is  therefore time to learn that engaging  young people enriches institutions and processes,  and the current dynamic global situation emphasizes this. If we take just one critical aspect of empowering the youth such as skills development, we not only engage them in creating sustainable economic solutions for themselves and their dependants, but we also elevate our competitiveness and productivity as a country. This is because the youth are and will always be strategic players in our growth and development. We must, therefore, empower them to be part a