Poll: corruption pushing 60% of Africa's youth to emigrate
[The Observer - Uganda] - 3/09/2024
Sixty per cent of African youth are looking to leave because unchecked corruption threatens their future, according to a poll of more than 5,600 youngsters in 16 countries released Tuesday. Corruption is seen as the single greatest hurdle they face to achieve their own potential and a better (...)
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