A majority of university graduates in Somalia miss out on job opportunities according to a survey. This is despite the rising number of institutions of higher learning growing by the day.
The study was conducted by Iftin Foundation, which pointed at the shrinking opportunities in the job market. The survey which was conducted across 16 cities of Puntland, Galmudug, HirShabelle, Southwest, Jubaland and the administration of Banadir . It indicated that last year alone, 14,971 students from 54 different universities graduated.
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