The root causes of Cameroon's youth brain drain
Cameroon's government officials say that more than 6,000 teachers, doctors and nurses have left their jobs in public service within the past three months.
Source: timesofoman.com
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Cameroon's government officials say that more than 6,000 teachers, doctors and nurses have left their jobs in public service within the past three months.
High living costs, few employment opportunities and a desire to support families in Cameroon are driving youth abroad.
High living costs, few employment opportunities and a desire to support their families are driving many Cameroonian youths to emigrate.
High living costs, few employment opportunities and a desire to support their families are driving many Cameroonian youths to emigrate.