@mkainerugaba@DailyMonitor@ntvuganda Power is indeed intoxicating. Maybe we should just shut the doors and send everyone to herd cattle in Rwakitura; at least there, hard work seems to have a clearer relationship with reward.
Losing Umeme taught me everything: the bliss of predictable competence versus the "thrill" of a service that treats its job like an inconvenient hobby. #umeme#uedcl
@nbstv@Winnie_Byanyima The Unspoken Truth
Uganda’s youth aren’t "failing"—the system is failing *them*. With Africa’s youngest population (median age: 16), the cost of inaction isn’t stagnation—it’s explosion.
@BalaamBarugahar@mkainerugaba@ntvuganda The Unspoken Truth
Uganda’s youth aren’t "failing"—the system is failing *them*. With Africa’s youngest population (median age: 16), the cost of inaction isn’t stagnation—it’s explosion
Why Ugandan Youth Struggle to Drive Development
(A Multifaceted Crisis) Thread. @BalaamBarugahar@mkainerugaba@ntvuganda 1. Education-Job Mismatch
Skills Gap:68% of graduates lack digital literacy, critical thinking, or technical skills demanded by employers (UNDP 2023).
@BalaamBarugahar@mkainerugaba@ntvuganda Digital Disadvantage
- Only 23% of rural youth have internet access; 1 GB data costs 12% of average monthly income.
We need to scale up Youth potential to have a more productive lot of youths.