UB Graduates On Bended Knees For Jobs

Monday, April 01, 2019

University of Botswana PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Graduating and ultimately landing a job is a sought-after dream by any student. After performing well in their chosen field, their expectations are raised high, but sadly that is no longer the case as thousands of graduates roam the streets jobless.

After eagerly waiting for years to obtain jobs to no avail the now desperate graduates accuse government of failing them. They said they were told to get qualifications for a better life, but instead they are still swimming in a pool of poverty.

More than 200 University of Botswana (UB) humanities graduates recently took their desperation to another level petitioning the government for lack of employment opportunities.

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UB Graduates On Bended Knees For Jobs

Graduating and ultimately landing a job is a sought-after dream by any student. After performing well in their chosen field, their expectations are raised high, but sadly that is no longer the case as thousands of graduates roam the streets jobless.