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Dear Friend and Colleagues . I greet with you in the spirit of the Country We all Want!, Tanzania Tunayoitaka! I am following up on the issue of youth unemployment and the idleness of some young people today. I am talking about families that find themselves with energetic young people who do not have the direction for their career simply because they failed to get the required grades for further education, and cannot get into the employment because they are too young and lack the necessary skills. This email is intended to parents and guardians like me, who are faced with this situation, are troubled with the status quo  and don't know what to do.  Brothers and sisters, It just come to my painful confirmation that, with mass failures at secondary schools and inability of college qualification to respond to the labor market forces,  jobs will be there but for others. As an innovative thinker, and solution driven person have taken serious steps to try and provide a...

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US President Barack Obama named Vivek Kundra, a 34-year-old, as the federal chief information officer at the White House to advance the administration's technology agenda.  In a statement announcing Kundra's appointment, Obama said, "I have directed him to work to ensure that we are using the spirit of American innovation and the power of technology to improve performance and lower the cost of government operations." In his new job, Kundra will direct policy and planning for federal IT investments, according to the White House. The CIO will also be responsible for the disbursal of $80 billion that US federal government agencies spend annually on technology, as well as ensuring information security and privacy across government.  Incidentally, the appointment of Kundra to the Federal post crowns a recent trend in the US, where CTOs in four states have been of Indian origin. Minnesota, Virginia, Alaska and the District of Columbia, all have had Indian Americans as ...