Across Kenya, a quiet disillusionment is spreading among the young — those who studied, qualified, and followed the prescribed path, only to find that the path no longer leads anywhere. In Nairobi's streets, degree-holders ferry passengers on motorcycles while those who circumvent the law accumulate wealth unchallenged. When a society's rewards flow not to the diligent but to the connected and the corrupt, it does not merely fail its youth — it severs the moral compact that holds ambition and civic life together. Kenya possesses the laws and institutions to reverse this; what remains to be fou
Kenya's Crisis of Faith: Why Young Kenyans No Longer Believe Hard Work Pays
Youth unemployment and underemployment affecting educated Kenyans who cannot find work matching their qualifications, forcing many into informal low-wage labor.
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