Young Leaders African initiative (YALI) says there is no need for youths to celebrate youth day when government has failed to empower them.
YALI Executive Director Andrew Nthewewe said no one should condemn youths who have decided to shun this year’s youth day celebration because the majority of the youth feel frustrated because government has sidelined them in many activities.
Mr. Nthewewe said government has failed to address the many challenges young people are facing such as high levels of unemployment as top priority.
He said government should come up with a clear strategy of how they will create employment for young people and empower them.
Mr Nthewewe said from the time PF government to power they have not had a clear strategy to empower young people.
Wednesday, 12th March marks the commemoration of youth day in the country.
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No need for you YALI to usher embarrassing statements like this
From me Mushota Chimfwembe
Thanks
For the first time Mushota talking sense.
These YALI chaps are not suppose to be misleading the youth like this. I can assure the youth that they are not effectively represented.
Thank you.
Iam a youth and doing fine without the government supporting me.I have never even worked for the government.My mother schooled me under difficiult situation and a concentrated.Iam now an Engineer.Government this,government that,,just work hard man,Government will not be there for everyone.
iwe get out of here and be real, you are in diaspora that means some government somewhere enabled you to get a job, don’t despise our citizens who have to fend for themselves, every government is required to create employment and with employment people will be less dependent on the government,
am right here in zambia.if you want i can even meet you and tell you which private company i work for.This organisations which are formed by school drop out will always find a way of speaking out so that they get some attention awaiting brown envelops.They dont care about you.One day you will believe me
Mukafwa kunsala ukulalolela boma. Just get some sense out of what my fellow Engineer is saying.
If you have been active through the years, Zambia would have been a good country to live in, but why did you go to sleep , or are you waking up from slumber , it is a good thing to indeed put politicians to work than just watch
From promoting homosexuality to promoting despondency among the youth. Yaba!!!!