According to a study, 60 percent of Africans, including Ethiopians, want to emigrate from their country
According to a study conducted by the Ishkowitz Family Memorial Research Institute in Johannesburg, South Africa, 60 percent of young people in Africa want to emigrate.
The research institute announced that it has spoken face to face with 5,600 young people between the ages of 18 and 24 living in countries from Ethiopia to South Africa. According to the results of the study, widespread corruption and malpractice in every country is one of the main reasons that darken the future of the youth.
They believe that the governments of each country are unable or unwilling to eliminate corruption and give the young people the hope of a good life. Because of this, the young people prefer to migrate to North America, or to Western European countries such as Britain, France and Germany.
Fifty-five percent of respondents believe that Africa as a whole is “going in a bad direction,” while 82 percent approve of China’s influence on Africa, while 79 percent view the influence of the United States as positive, German Voice reported.
In a surprise inspection in Addis Ababa city, three organizations including an institution found with spoiled chicken meat were sealed
The Addis Ababa City Administration and Drug Authority has announced that it has carried out preparatory work from the district to the center and carried out inspections on more than 681 institutions in four days.
As a result, the authority has taken action against 33 institutions and 29 have been given written warnings while 3 institutions have been sealed. The authority’s director of food and health related institutions inspection, Ato Stifanos Getachew, told Bisrat Radio and Television.
The authority has taken control in all 11 sub-cities and among the institutions that have been sealed with foreign objects, Addis City and Akaki sub-cities have been mainly cited. When the public sees such actions or suspicious things, they should call the toll-free number 8864 and inform the authorities.
TV said.