“How Kenya's unemployment rate rose highest in E. Africa” The number of Kenyans out of work has doubled over a decade of infrastructure-fuelled economic growth and faster adoption of technology that has left East Africa’s largest economy with the highest unemployment rate in the region. World Bank data shows 5.7 percent of Kenya’s labour force was out of work in 2021, up from 2.8 percent when the Jubilee administration took over in 2013. Kenya has a youth bulge, with 18-34-year-olds making up 25 percent of the population, and those below 15 making up 43 percent. This part of the population can be a blessing or a curse, for instance fueling crime and social unrest. Read more here: https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/data-hub/how-kenya-s-unemployment-rate-rose-highest-in-e-africa-3940646

“Che nazionalità avrà se è nato su una barca?,” chiede un compagno. “Mediterraneo,” risponde un altro. La storia di Hussam, nato dal mare. (http://goo.gl/OOQTv)

“Artistes for Refugees" a livelihoods project funded by UNHCR was officially launched in KK on20 April with the arrival of Henry Ohanga, well known as Octoppizo