Kinyanjui has been searching for work for months, and with opportunities being missed and hope slowly becoming despair, he has grown weary.Kinyanjui has been searching for work for months, and the opportunities have passed him by, hope has been replaced with desperation. So one morning, an e-mail arrives.

No company name is given. No interview. No application. It's an unattainable price.

He has been appointed to a job that doesn't need to be there.

All the directions are straight forward: 'Punctual attendance, no talking to anybody, and no attempts to join the group. He will be found by the company.

Kinyanjui should be grateful after having been rejected for months. Rather, the more he goes deeper, the more disturbing the job is. Those that operate behind it don't know what they shouldn't know. The rules make little sense. Whatever he's been called to do seems to have some purpose for which no one would be able to explain.

Then people start making an attempt to make him go away.

As opportunity can be as dangerous as it is appealing in the city of Nairobi, desperation can make even a dangerous opportunity look irresistible; Kinyanjui must decide how much to risk for a job he was never meant to have.

Some jobs are hard to come by.

There were even jobs that were never supposed to exist.?

The Job That Doesn't Exist

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