Hawkers should use this time and secure themselves job opportunities
By: Lucy Macharia
Peddlers and Hawkers should use this time and secure themselves job opportunities considering the cost of living which is increasing daily in our country.
Selling of face masks has been one of the best kinds of hustle that many have been benefiting from. Putting into considerations the government measures that wearing of face masks should resume due to high rate of covid-19 victims which has increased in our country, many should use this chance since the situation is unavoidable.
Hawking has been one of the self-employment businesses which has led many Kenyans a living. Let’s not relax complaining daily to our government that no Chances of work in our country. We should venture into such opportunities and better our tomorrow and days to come.
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