Audio By Vocalize Young people can tap into opportunities across Kenya’s agricultural value chains, from farming and processing to technology and marketing. [iStockphoto] Kenya’s youth employment challenge requires the government to look beyond the number of jobs being created and ask a more pertinent question: are young people accessing productive and sustainable opportunities to create value, build enterprises and participate meaningfully in the economy? Agriculture could be an important part of that answer. We, at the Kenya Radical Economic Transformation Initiative (KRETI), believe in an approach that seeks to connect youth development with commercial agriculture, technology, finance, mechanisation and markets.…
