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  This is the social media era, with the Internet currently home to millions of apps, websites, and other venues for individuals to communicate through media. Teenagers like myself are among the most frequent users of the majority of social networking websites. We spend a lot of time online, whether it's updating our Facebook status, tweeting a joke, or sharing a photo of our lunch on Instagram. Our culture is heavily reliant on social media. Recently, I've seen an increase in the number of people writing or publishing lengthy pieces on my Facebook feed on how social media harms teenagers. A lot of people appear to view social media and its impact on today's youngsters negatively. Don't get me wrong; there are a lot of drawbacks to today's kids having such unrestricted access to the Internet. There are countless ways for advertisers to control and sway us. For the majority of social media users, privacy is not really a choice. Additionally, the Internet has become a...

  role of youth in building the economy Young people play an important role in building the economy. This is due to the fact that they are eager to take up various activities even more than adults because at this age, their bodies are still growing and becoming wiser. They are constantly trying out new things and learning on what they did not know at first. It has been said that “those who learn together stay together” and it is true to a certain extent. Because youth have great power of influence, when there are opportunities for them to showcase their talents, this will attract more people to join the workforce. However, only qualified young people can achieve such success. Today’s youths should think about how to manage the resources that they have so that the country will progress in the right direction. Although the youths are still young, but their work ethics are just getting into place. So, let us see some ways by which the youths can build the economy with online jobs. You...

        Did president William Ruto save Mombasa? In 2019, the Kenyan government shifted cargo clearance operation from port of Mombasa to inland port of Nairobi and Naivasha. In one of his first act as president while carrying out one of his campaign promises president William Ruto  ordered cargo containers from incoming ships to be emptied at the Kilindini Habor its original home. This was declared on the September 15,2022. What exactly is Mombasa without its port? This is the question residence have been asking for the past 5 years. The port being one of the major sources of income and without that we saw how the economy deteriorated, because what is left the beach is it Mama Ngina waterfront, the county doesn't even have a stadium .so bring back the port was a life saver.Now there is a chance to pay back the 4.7billion debt its owed