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Ethiopia’s success story came from the country implementing the concept they had borrowed from Kenya

Brain-drain is harmful for any country. Its effect on the economy and social area of a country are devastating.

Through a gazette notice published on 16th October 16, the CS announced the re-appointment of Robert Kochalle, who died on May 28, 2018.

Kenya’s gig economy employs 14.9 million workers accounting for 83.6% of the working population.

Years later, after accumulating wealth and even starting his own university, he returned to Inoorero University not to hire anyone but to buy the college.