Internships becoming more competitive as number of graduates keeps rising every year.
By
Michael Ochieng'
Contributor
Nation Media Group
Every year, thousands of young Kenyans leave university with fresh degrees and an urgent need for work. Alongside them are third-year students scrambling to secure internships, often their first test in an increasingly competitive job market.
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