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Over 5,000 Kenyans showed up in Ruaraka Nairobi County for 1,500 agency job slots to work abroad. And as Abdiaziz Hashim reports, the high rate of unemployment has made most of the applicants optimistic that they will secure jobs despite the few numbers required.
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Unemployment Crisis I 10,000 Kenyans turn up for job interview with only 1,500 slots
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