On Sunday, July 27, NTV ran a programme called “internship in Kenya as modern-day slavery.” Jobless youth shared their sad stories about unemployment and plights as interns.
In a small, cramped office in Nairobi’s Industrial Area, a 24-year-old spends his days filing documents, answering calls, and running errands—all without pay. Graduated with a diploma in business administration, he accepted an “internship” at a logistics company, hoping it would lead to a permanent job.
