- Africa’s youth population is growing rapidly and is expected to reach over 830 million by 2050. Whether this spells promise or peril depends on how the continent manages its “youth bulge”.
- Investing in young people especially so that they are prepared for the world of work is the main mission of Generation Unlimited (GenU), a global multi-sector partnership established to meet the urgent need for expanded education, training and employment opportunities for young people aged 10 to 24.
(Nation Beta)
On August 5, Kenya launched the Generation Unlimited initiative. The initiative brings together actors from development partners, public and private sectors to promote education, training and creating job opportunities for the youth to enable them fully realize their potential.
The median age for Kenyan youth is 18 and three quarters under 35 years making Kenya have one of the youngest populations in the world. this young population has a big potential to contribute heavily into Kenya’s economic growth.
By investing in the talents, ideas, entrepreneurial spirit and skills of the youth, it will be a great opportunity for the change, transformation and growth of our country.