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We were told people have no jobs because they studied literature yet many doctors today are jobless: Prof. Macharia Munene
There was a time we were told that people have no jobs because they studied history or literature. We have so many doctors and engineers who are jobless today, we wonder. - Prof. Macharia Munene, Prof. International Relations USIU.
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We were told people are jobless since they studied literature yet medics are jobless: Prof. Macharia
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