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 SELF IDENTIFICATION                     (Photo credited by Rachael ) Just like any other teen or should I say kid! I grew up admiring to join university. I spent all my highschool working so smart so that I can be able to face the other 'beautiful' bridge of my academic as I used to be told how sweet and you don't have to work hard at campus but only to enjoy campus life as I grew up. My dream of joining university come to fullfilment back in 2020 on September when I enrolled at TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOMBASA, to pursue my dream, career and my passion in Mass Communication.               (Photo credited by Rachael) Life in campus is amazing but never easy for starters, especially when you 'Naive' don't be schoked when I use that name I simply mean a girl from the village who is on her own in this big city of Mombasa , knowing No One or anything about and around the city, before I forget she ...

 YOUTHS AS THE BACKBONE OF THE ECONOMY Our country Kenya, has a relatively youthful population,who stand on the runway of economic take off if they find the correct formula to use their energy ,creativity and entrepreneurshipthat they have to offer. If the government invest directly or facilitates investmentin attaing , food security, building affordable homes ,acceleratin manufacturing and ensuring affordable healthcare, youths are in direct line to benefit from all those investments. Creating jobs through manufacturing will enable youths get something to depend on and when their decised to start families with a stable income their will need health care facilities , their will need an affordable housing for the families and this in one way or the other helps in building the economy.                  Photo credited by Google  We need to drop the culture and the mindset that if the young people get educated it will position them to ...