“The measure of a man is not how did he die, but, how did he live?" said a poet. “His measure is not, what was his station but, had he a heart?" And above all, “How did he play his God-given part?”. For most male teens incarcerated, your guess is as good as mine, their chances in life in many cases remain zero to none. Faced with the Dilemma, to either go back to crime or be part of nation-building. For many, they would have been hopeless had it not been for the one trouser man, whose journey of sacrifice and determination to restore the dignity of young men from ex-convicts to leaders still goes on. In July 2012, Hawi James met 100 boys at Nairobi Remand Prison and overwhelmed and felt love, compassion and responsibility towards each of them. Soon devoted to having sessions for them during his off day, on Fridays. About 60% of the boys had not been visited by their families and needed someone to accompany them to court. They also needed someone to visit their families an

  THE TALE OF THE ONE-EYED ACROBAT GLOBALLY SPOTTED They say that talent is worth a pinch of table salt, but for Muhammad Eysmert , talent has been his bread his butter. Sliding through the air and on the ground, Mohammed has created a name for himself in the world of acrobatics. It wasn’t always this way, like many young men, he was going for the traditional work. Today, as the word says, your talent will make you sit before kings, indeed, if he hasn’t already, he is on his way. He is passionate, enthusiastic, and persistent. I believe traits necessary in the world of entrepreneurship. Muhamed is Kenya's one-eyed acrobat – ( https://p.dw.com/p/3pYja?maca=en-Whatsapp-sharing ) Gnashed to the ground but never dispirited in pursuing acrobatics. Mohamed Ismat Mohamed is a multi-talented Kenyan. He does many things starting from Dance, acrobatics, and yoga. This is what he does for a living. He is also a mentor on online branding teaching fellow youth on accessing opportunities online