Kenya: How to Stop Brain Drain

editorial

Nairobi — Brain drain has been a subject of academic, economic and political discourse for decades. It is one of the factors that contribute to poor development in the global south, particularly Africa.

Conversely, it partly accounts for the high socio-economic and technological advancement in the global north, which is the principal beneficiary of the movement of skilled labour.

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