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President Ruto's plan to send one million Kenyans abroad for work raises critical questions. While this might address labor shortages in countries like Germany, it also highlights a lack of domestic job opportunities. With 75% of Kenyans under 35 and only 200,000 out of a million youth finding formal jobs annually, exporting labor seems more like an escape route than a solution.

We need to ask ourselves: Is this a sustainable plan for our future? Our nurses, engineers, and teachers are leaving, but where is Kenya's growth plan? We should be creating opportunities in agriculture, AI, tourism, and manufacturing right here at home. If the strategy for our youth is to send them abroad, it indicates a lack of vision.

Let's focus on building industries that retain talent and foster growth. Our generation deserves better. Let's work towards a Kenya where young people thrive and want to stay.


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