Pharmacist's interns have the softest life out here. Imagine no weekends, no night calls, no running mad looking for blood from the lab. However, the shock after internship is what awaits then. Sadly our country turns them to shopkeepers.
Imagine someone sitting in a county office collecting KSh 200,000 -500,000 from healthcare workers just to give them a job. During every recruitment, they collect millions from medics who spent years studying, doing internship, obtaining licenses and gaining experience. The saddest part is that even medical students now know county jobs are bought. How unfortunate that the very professionals trusted by communities are being trapped in such corruption. Stop buying jobs.
I am attending a funeral of a GenZ in Kiabonyoru Ward. A graduate Technical Engineer of high qualifications who could not get a job. He started riding bodaboda to earn a living where he was involved in a tragic accident. He leaves behind a young mother and a 40 day old child. This is the sad story many young people in this country. Qualified but jobless doing the dangerous to earn a living.
My friend received a message from the Nairobi Parking Service claiming that he had not paid a parking fee, despite the fact that his car was at his home. They also sent a penalty charges notification. This is completely nonsensical. @SakajaJohnson