Unreversable reality. They say 'it's impossible to stop an idea whose time has come'. Even if you intervene, you would only be postponing the inevitable.
The people who should be worried are the manufacturers of that tractor because someone is already thinking up or building a better one.

We are either living in very exciting times or very worrying times depending on someone chooses to view the world. Again based on the same assumptions, technology either creates jobs or kills jobs.

One thing I've always hated about our politics is that it divides the nation so much until we don't realize just how small and insignificant Kenya is on the global stage. Technology is our key, it equalizes all nations as it does not discriminate. We could move 20 years ahead in just one year. I've been following events in the quiet Scandinavian countries and those guys are silently moving ahead. Norway for an easy example has shut down FM radio and transitioned to digital radio, now you can run a radio station from your house with the available technology. That will obviously kill jobs from the traditional stations which are run by the retiring folks but create more jobs for the young citizens.
Think about our radio situation for a minute; our radio media is lost, you only need to be an 'upcoming' comedian to get a job yet there are young people who have studied and qualified for those jobs but their best bet is to look for work in professional media companies like BBC.
Anyway, I digress, this is how future jobs for the youth will be created and it's inevitable, by letting nature phase out traditional jobs and not giving them 30% govt allocation so they can deliver flowers and water to govt offices. It's time we stopped thinking that we're advancing and start getting our citizens to do a little traveling out of Kenya to see what's coming.

what will happen to her?
consult atwoli because I can hear washenziii in the background.

TRUTH.

What were traditional jobs in the 1800s died as technology advanced. Think the candle stick maker's job was taken away by electricity.

This November, my casual workers were charging exorbitantly ku palilia shamba such that I've decided to research on herbicides and mechanization.

Technology kills but also brings about other new jobs. Atwoli indeed will shout "sheenzi" but its time.