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FROM CLICKS TO PROGRESS: Emmanuel Gona’s Digital Pathways To Environmental Progress

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On this International Youth Day 2024, themed "From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development," we take a moment to celebrate an exemplary youth leader whose impact extends far beyond digital platforms. Emmanuel Gona, a dynamic force in Kilifi County, epitomizes the power of digital engagement in fostering sustainable development and community empowerment. Emmanuel Gona, the convener of Kilifi Youth on The Move (KYOM), has emerged as a beacon of hope and change. His multifaceted role as a presenter on Vito Africa, communication coordinator at KCCGP, and a professional teacher has showcases his diverse talents and commitment to education. His influence is not confined to traditional methods; Emmanuel harnesses the digital realm, especially his presence on X, to amplify his message and inspire a generation. As an environmental and climate change youth champion, Emmanuel Gona’s initiatives resonate deeply with this year's theme.  He has spearheade...
 BENEFITS OF TECHNOLOGY IN SERVICE DELIVERY Of late technology has taken life in another direction of simplicity for everybody. Since the onset of the pandemic and the era of social distancing, people and business owners have been thinking about how they can still offer services to customers even without direct contact and the answer is technology. In this article, we will look and 5 ways in which technology has changed life and influenced service delivery positively. Enhances fast communication Technology has ensured fast communication, especially in businesses with the introduction of chatbots. It gives one the chance to talk and engage with the business website even when the business owner is not around. Though sometimes when not used well can give different feedback but it has provided a solution and boosted the service delivery. Time-saving Technology different from the previous day has helped in time-saving from people lining up in queues trying to get services. This was mark...