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Demographic studies of Congo from 2013/2014 showed the infant mortality rate to be at 28 deaths per every 1.000 live births, with the maternal mortality rate at 846 deaths for every 100.000 deliveries. Annual health spending is $24 per...
Ethiopia finds itself before the phenomenon of the migration of its youth, which is why the government is putting a plan into action to fight against youth unemployment in the leading sectors of the economy, such as construction, agriculture,...
The upper North area of Cameroon is its poorest region and with the lowest level of education in the country.
Kilifi district (coastal region) is experiencing a strong surge in tourist activities and in its agricultural sector.
South Africa suffers from high levels of unemployment among its youth. The main cause is an inefficient educational system, an inheritance left by the apartheid.
The phenomenon of “street children” is a growing reality in Lomé. The causes may be found in the problem of a difficult urban environment, and in the lack of protective structures.
Semeraro School is located in the outskirts of the town of Makeni and is the only place where children can gather and socialize, in a country where 42% of the population is under 14 years of age.