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Photo (Minsari ) I never taught that campus would reveal who really I am I thought I was cool that I can do everything at once but when I entered campus I found out i was opposite of how I see myself. Going back to my first day at the University I felt something I could not even put into words seeing new faces,surroundings made me feel like I was in a different place, it was my first time seeing people whom I'll be with for the rest of my stay at the University and it made me nervous for unkown reasons. All of us need to adjust well so that we can survive and know each other well, subjects for the first time like Media law and photography were very hard to study since it was the first time to encounter. Waking up, preparing to go to school, studying before class, going home.halfway of my stay at the University my days became like that, people would think it was easy but in reality, it was opposite I was thinking of giving up and trying another course, but I still decide...

Photo (Courtesy of google)  As Kenya continues to battle an economic crisis that  seems to have persisted for quite sometimes now, there's an urgent need to find a long lasting solution to arrest the situation amid to prevent farther adverse effects. Yes , there exist other important aspects and options to restore economic glory of Kenya but if government utilizes effectively this single most important resource called "youths", it would be sure of sorting this minace that has continued to set it's sharp horn a cross the country. According to the world bank Report, young people account for about 75% of Kenya's total population. These are young vibrant innovative people whom if fully enabled and utilized have the potential to  restore our country's economy that has been greatly punctured. In recent years, manufacturing industry have upgraded to a more advanced working areas as it nolonger majorly involve manual labour but rather calls for technical skills in it...