Amina Omar’s blog

 MY LIFE AT TUM  I anticipated life on my own, to be paradise. Living free of my  parent's reign, Moving into hostel Life without curfews and many "house" rules as I describe them while at my parent's home.  My stay at The Technical University of Mombasa or Tum as famously known was Categorised with alot of Freedom i would choose what course to do, whether to attend classes or not,the type of people you wanna hang out with, my own meal, whether to go to “kesha” or “dunda” on Friday nights. In short, my life at Tum  had alot of choices. Being at the University Most of the time I would either be broke or my budget would be  so tight and getting tighter by every shilling spent.So, let frugality be your friend, no one cares the brand of phone you are using all they want is for you to reply their texts in a timely manner.I decided to invent ways of Increasiing my revenues so that i would prevent my self from becoming broke at campus.  I saw my fellow Comrad...

 It is a well known fact  that youth of any country is a great asset. Youth defined as any person between age of 15 years to 30 regardless of their gender, are considered to be the backbone of the society and hence determine the future of any society. They play a significant role in mentorship, peer education, encouraging those affected by the closure of schools hence helping in re-enrollments. Not only does youth represent the future of our country but also are the main agents of change and progress. Ultimately being youth is facing challenges, creating and recreating a space for future full of progress, growth and development.  Helping young people find their dreams, good jobs or create their own economic opportunities improves the national economic productivity and social well being. One of the most effective and beautiful thing is that youth are very energetic and enthusiastic they have the ability to learn and adapt to new environments.         ...