The article highlights the struggles of young people in Tunduma, Tanzania, who face systemic challenges in accessing government loans and are forced to turn to predatory lenders.Despite bureaucratic hurdles and complex requirements, the youth demonstrate resilience by creating businesses and supporting each other.They criticize the lack of accessible funds and excessive taxes, while advocating for simplified loan processes.Many rely on informal networks and street lenders, but some have managed to secure government loans to repay debts.The youth emphasize the need for government intervention to address these issues and create opportunities for the next generation.