Mojez Oyange’s journey highlights the growing frustration of well-educated African youth who face limited opportunities despite rapid urbanization. While cities like Nairobi offer modern infrastructure and a bustling environment, they fail to meet the expectations of many young people eager for meaningful opportunities. Oyange’s story, which includes struggles with low-paying jobs and mental health issues, mirrors the experiences of millions across the continent. Africa’s cities are expanding rapidly, but housing, transport, and services often lag behind. Despite these challenges, a vibrant, optimistic youth culture is driving innovation and offering hope for a better future.
Source: FINANCIAL TIMES
