Kenyan businessman working in Rumbek Central County of Lakes State on Friday urged South Sudan youths to create jobs to make them self-reliant rather than being idle, gossiping and causing conflict among communities in the country.
David Olia David said 20 percent of young people in South Sudan are not employed because they look for white collar jobs without work experiences, Good News Radio reported.
He encouraged youths to be self-reliant and stop depending on other people, accusing many leaders of practicing corruption in different parts of the nation by looting public funds to feed their relatives.