6,000 is a lot of money by any standards to any ordinary Kenyan who earns an honest living
For example, someone earning Ksh 100,000 gross their net salary is 70,441. 6,000 is 8.5% of their salary.
Only 397,541 Kenyans earn 100k or more in Kenya formal sector with 262,555 being men. With 31.6m adults that’s just 0.8% of the adult population. Crazy , right ?
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I am a 28 year old who graduated 4 years ago.
In those four years, I have only been formally employed for seven months.
A contract of 5 months and another of 2 months.
All the remaining years have been informal hapa na pale survival mode.
This is the trend across the country for 99.9% of young people.
People are committing suicide.
Some whom I schooled with choose six feet underground as an escape route.
We are not lazy people. We are unemployed because of the system.
A corrupt system where the older generation don't want to retire.
They keep on oiling officials to lower their ages anytime they get near retirement age.
A system where we are being overtaxed to service debts we never incurred.
A system where industries have been mismanaged and looted and no one thinks about awakening them.
A shylock economy where we are borrowing to feed ourselves.
That is why we get bitter when we see crooks branding themselves as saviours while at the same time being backed by the same crooks who have put us in this mess.
Do you people think we are happy with the lives we are living?
Telling me about ' TUTAM' or replacing a KANU ORPHAN with another KANU ORPHAN is a direct threat to my life and it can cost you serious punches, kicks and blows.
Cause what do we do when our lives are threatened?
We defend ourselves and we are not here for games.
Bwana this thing is very personal for we the young people.
We are in the jungle!