Kenya is a country in which inequality, corruption and poverty are still very present. In Nairobi, 66% of the population lives in slums. The low level of education among young people reduces their chances of finding a decent job. The majority of the working-age population has no professional skills and lives at the subsistence level due to unstable employment in the informal economy. However, like the majority of African countries, Kenya is in the midst of a technology revolution. The ICT sector offers enormous potential for employment in the country if young Kenyans are provided with an opportunity to receive vocational training in the field.
