Penny Stevens

It is always joy and laughter when one finally get to set their feet in the University  premises. Innocent and focused ready to pursue their courses and later conquer the world.  To me it wasn't the same,not that I wasn't happy to have finally got to be admitted to the University, I was very happy but I never thought that I'd make it through to the end. I felt like I didn't fit in the school for I was expectant, three months were up already and the month of September was the start of the fourth month. I hadn't not told my mum,but she knew for she is a mother. That didn't stop her and for she never call it off for my education I decided that I'd study whether pregnant or not.  School, friends and making sure that I was in good health for my unborn child wasn't an easy one. I have suffered rejection,false accusations and abuse from my baby daddy, he was home and I was in school. Women are naturally strong and that didn't make me stop,I stud...

The youth are an economic force that can create demand for goods and services especially due to the growing digital economy in Kenya.According to article 260 of the constitution of Kenya,a youth is anyone aged between 18 and 34 years old. Kenya has a relatively youthful population, and with this Kenya can do really well in the economic take-off if they find the correct formula to put to action the energy, creativity and entrepreneurship ideas that the young and energetic generation can offer. It is known to everyone that after school, after attaining that degree,that diploma or even that certificate it is always another story on how to get employed in the field where a person specialised in. Honestly, there are no jobs.  So how can the youth help revive the economy of Kenya? 1.Through self employment.  Self-employment refers to working for oneself rather than working for a specific employer who pays them a salary. It is common in a variety of occupati...