Nairobi, Jan. 13 -- In a world where migration bans are tightening and visa hurdles are becoming steeper, many young Kenyans are finding it increasingly difficult to build careers abroad.

Companies willing to hire entry-level foreigners must navigate complex, expensive regulations, often paying thousands of dollars in fees for a single work permit.

Despite these challenges, a growing number of Kenyans are pushing beyond the limits through education, research opportunities, and scholarships to carve their own spaces in the United States.

One of those determined individuals is Victor Moronge. At 28, Victor is pursuing his Doctor of Philosophy in Nutrition at the University of Maryland College Park, courtesy of a fully-funded scholarship....