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How unemployment is driving youths into politics and activism

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By Gentrix Osano, Brian Lagat
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Unemployed youths increasingly turn to political activism amid limited job opportunities. [Courtesy] When Cecil Ouma, 28, woke up on June 30 at his rented house in Nairobi's Mathare slums to start his day, he did not know what awaited him. According to reports, he was to organise youths to attend a function organised by Sport Principal Secretary Fikirini Jacobs, a task members of the group said he successfully delivered, but hours later, he was dead.
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Over 51,000 university-qualified students skip KUCCPS application.

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By Gentrix Osano
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Shocking details now reveal that at least 51,000 students who qualified for university admission after attaining the minimum grade of C+ in the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination have shunned universities and colleges after they failed to apply for placement. In the results released yesterday, the placement results show that 202,133 candidates secured places in degree programmes.
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"Schools Remain Partially Closed as Fear of Saba Saba Protests Disrupt Learning"

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By Gentrix Osano
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Learning was disrupted in several schools across Nairobi on Tuesday as parents kept children at home or rushed to pick them up over fear of possible disruptions linked to the anticipated saba saba protests.
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