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Why the youth feel left behind by the society

Whenever I speak with our youth —and I speak to very many of them as part of my daily duties— the question of how to deal with youth and challenges which face them remain a black spot in Kenya today. And its getting worse as days, months and years go past even as nothing seems to be done to help the situation.

For most youth who I directly relate with in many different ways—and they are to be found all over the country, Kenya is now than ever before, in need of leaders with bold visions and actions to ensure prosperity and broaden opportunities for the youth as a way of addressing one of the main challenges facing the country.

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