Kenyan youths show low confidence in the country’s future, with 79 per cent believing the economy is heading in the wrong direction, according to a recent report. The findings highlight growing concerns among young people about the state of the economy and their personal prospects. The survey, conducted by an unnamed organization, indicates a significant portion of the youth population feels uncertain about their financial stability and the overall direction of the nation. This sentiment is linked to rising unemployment rates and economic challenges facing the country. The report underscores the need for policy interventions aimed at creating more job opportunities and improving economic conditions for the younger generation. The survey also points to broader societal issues affecting household stability and future planning. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)