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Ciku Kimeria - Former @qzafrica Editor, Author (Dance of the Monkeys, Of Goats and Poisoned Oranges,) Explorer, Communication expert. @MIT alum.
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Books In Africa

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By Tracy Ochieng, Ciku Kimeria Verified
| ekitabu.com
Home /Articles / Which girl’s making use of ‘bottom power’ at the office? Ciku Kimeria has all the gossip Author Ciku Kimeria (left) with Books in Africa writer Tracy Ochieng share a light moment during a tree-side chat at the 2024 edition of the Macondo Literary Festival. Photo: Brian Umaka TITLE: Dance of the Monkeys AUTHOR: Ciku Kimeria PUBLISHER: Self-Published REVIEWER: Tracy M. Ochieng AVAILABILITY: shop.eKitabu.com, ‘On eKitabu’ app and local bookstores PRICE: Ksh1,350 (Print).
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Africa must act to stem its youth brain drain - Ciku Kimeria

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By Ciku Kimeria Verified
| QOSHE
Aa Aa Aa - A + To understand the population pressures on African nations, the Nigerian trend known as Japa offers some insight. The Yoruba slang term meaning "to flee” describes the exodus of highly educated professionals........ © The Japan Times visit website
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Africa must act to stem its youth brain drain

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By Ciku Kimeria Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
To understand the population pressures on African nations, the Nigerian trend known as Japa offers some insight. The Yoruba slang term meaning "to flee” describes the exodus of highly educated professionals migrating to the West. While much of the world grapples with an aging population, the looming demographic challenge for Africa lies in the multitude of young people who lack viable livelihoods and the drain on economies that their departure creates.
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