Stop Judging Unemployed Graduates-Roy William Mayega

By Roy William Mayega On January 24th, a young woman by the names Leila Janah passed away due to an aggressive form of tissue cancer. Leila was a social entrepreneur who employed thousands of desperately poor people in Africa and India in the fervent belief that jobs, not handouts, offered the best escape from poverty. She was only 37. What Leah…

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Patrick Bitature’s Inspiring Story and Advice to Unemployed Graduates

I was born into a reasonably well-off family. My parents worked for the EAC, so we had lived in Kenya and Tanzania. We had drivers and many privileges that I took for granted. We owned property, farms, buses, and cars. When I was 13 my dad was brutally murdered by the Idi Amin regime. My Dad died at the age…

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