Former Kenyan High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Manoah Esipisu, has cautioned that African leaders cannot turn a blind eye to the voices of the continent's youth. Many nations are struggling with record-high youth unemployment and widespread poverty, which have, in some cases, triggered social unrest and political instability.
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