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Looking ahead to the future world of work, Gen Z is poised to enter a job market defined by diverse opportunities and evolving trends. While traditional sectors such as real estate and agriculture may offer stability, this generation must take into account emerging sectors and high-paying jobs for long-term career growth.

Multilateral bodies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as the World Bank and the United Nations stand out as hubs of lucrative employment opportunities. Data from the Kenya Bureau of Statistics underscores their prominence, revealing that extraterritorial organizations paid workers an average of Ksh339,274 per month in 2023, making them the highest payers in the job market.

In contrast, sectors like agriculture, forestry, and fishing, while job-rich, offer lower salaries, highlighting the importance of exploring alternative career paths. Gen Z should look towards industries like electricity, gas, and financial services, where average monthly salaries exceed Ksh100,000. These sectors not only provide competitive remuneration but also present opportunities for career advancement and skill development.

Furthermore, the growth of the digital economy presents a wealth of prospects for young professionals. Jobs in information technology, administration, and professional services command impressive salaries and offer dynamic work environments. As technology continues to reshape industries, proficiency in digital skills will be increasingly valuable, opening doors to high-paying roles in various sectors.

Additionally, the public sector remains a significant player in the job market, offering stable employment and attractive benefits. Careers in healthcare, public administration, and human services provide opportunities to make a meaningful impact on society while enjoying financial security.

For Gen Z seeking rewarding careers, it's essential to stay abreast of market trends and align skills with emerging opportunities. Pursuing education and training in high-demand fields such as STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) can enhance employability and position individuals for success in the job market.

In conclusion, while traditional sectors may offer stability, Gen Z should explore diverse career paths in multilateral organizations, emerging industries, and the digital economy. By staying proactive, adaptable, and forward-thinking, this generation can secure fulfilling and lucrative employment opportunities in the evolving landscape of work.

Ruto tours Tyler Perry Studio, meets Steve Harvey during US visit

President William Ruto visited Tyler Perry Studios during his US trip, accompanied by First Lady Rachel Ruto and other dignitaries.

At Tyler Perry Studio, the President met American TV host Steve Harvey. The president was also joined by content creator Eddie Butita and his two daughters.

Marioo, Paula Announce Birth of Their baby girl

Tanzania singer Marioo and his lover Paula Kajala on Tuesday, May 21, announced the birth of their baby girl Princess Amarah.

The first-time parents welcomed their daughter on May 3rd.

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Dancer Tileh Pacbro and his wife Martina have unfollowed each other on Instagram.

Mitchelle Ntalami Gets Born Again

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In an Instagram post, the Marini Naturals founder shared a photo dressed in white, symbolizing her newfound faith in God. She disclosed her decision to become a born-again Christian, citing challenging experiences and reaching a breaking point as catalysts for her spiritual journey, which began nine months ago.