From classroom to career: Benchmarking Senegal’s future jobs
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 20/11/2025
University graduation comes with familiar markers – rites of passage, celebratory dinners, and, in some cases, elaborate parties. Years of hard work give way to pride and achievement. But for many graduates in Africa, the hard road to meaningful work dampens this excitement, with at least a (…)
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