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Niko Kadi : Youths are beyond Hard "political" Labour

Lung'afa and his friends at his home for a Mbuzi moment; 4th January 2026. Youthhood is sung as a wonderful flower in spring blossom. The young look up to youthhood and the old never cease to cherish the memories of their youthly days. Why then would the society today interpret youthhood as laboring and nothing but it when old age is defined by how one utilized their youthhood?  Well, laboring is not bad and it is the basis to life sustenance, where young people should gladly court it and work enough to support others and sustain their less energetic times ahead. But that is not what is happening. We are witnessing little pay, grounding work, political jobs and generally a killing of young people’s dreams.  In the nature of things its prime is when all faculties are at their peak performance. Before the modern civilization, young morans lived and laughed freely, learning the ways of the tribe and creating their own legacies. None was above another, the age-set secured all. But...

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