African Point of View

African Youths are motivated, strong, willing to grow and determined to work hard to  reach their ambitions. They are the most in Africa's population, for instance Kenya's population is about 45million. Majority of them being youths who are 70% of the total population of Kenya Nowadays most of our youth work in other countries especially Middle East, they work hard to get about $300 to $2000 a month. Middle East Companies have realized that African Youths are very hardworking and strong so they hire them to grow their industries. My question is, are the industries in my nation being built? Have we done enough, building of our nation already? Kenya is a developing country, there are roads that are yet to be built, companies that are yet to be formed and expanded, industries that are yet to grow, markets that are yet to be found and a lot of potential that needs to be tapped. We need leaders that will channel all this energy into a course which will lead to

My eyes looks around and sees the great beauty that Africa possesses, one can say that I am in love with Africa. Not because I am an African, but because I am able to see the riches of the earth around me, the clarity of air which allows you to see far and beyond the plains and the mountains, the breathtaking beauty of the stars and the sky. I love experiencing every feeling that the wind brings, the feeling of warmth and at times a refreshing cold which gently hits the skin. I like listening to the sound of a stream, whose water makes the air cold and fresh, it can almost quench a thirst. The smell of the forest fascinates me. How thick and full of life are the forests, it is so refreshing, especially when other animals are around, we interact with them in gentleness and kindness as we discover the mystery of their world. The People of Africa have always been warm, kind and wise. I just love how Africa has managed to keep wisdom for centuries, passing it down from a generation to