Musa Mwakwaya

University life is the most memorable and pleasant time. This is the greatest phase for personal grooming and also the longest time period as compared to school or college life, which we always in our entire life and can never forget.  I am the blessed who got the chance to enjoy my university life because not everyone is lucky enough to have experienced it due to various reasons. I still remember the first day of my university, which is full of freedom. There was  no fear of teachers because they behaved in a friendly manner. The essential part of the academic period, which is about our friend's circle. It would not be wrong to say the University friends are long lasting and called true friends ever. I also had a friend group at the university with whom I made my university life simply amazing. It also exposed me to some new experiences and things that I was not familiar with earlier. Good and bad people are everywhere. Similarly, there was some group of students, my group of...

More than 2.9 billion people nearly half the world's population are under the age of 25. Plan International believes it is crucial that these young people have the knowledge and skills to succeed in life if we are to break the cycle of poverty.  Ensuring all young people, Including the most marginalised and disadvantage, can unlock their potential through access to decent work will drive progress towards Sustainable, inclusive development.  Yet today,some 500 million young people in the developing world or under employed. The situation is particularly difficult for women and girls, who face even greater challenges in securing productive and fulfilling employment than their male counterparts. Plan International is committed to tackling this global problem, with over 40 of our Country offices implementing youth economics empowerment projects, 11 of which are funded by the European Commission.  Bearing in mind the scale and urgency of the problem, the EU should develop a pol...