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Germany-Kenya migration deal prompts brain drain fears

Mariel Müller
September 13, 2024

Some critics fear the migration deal with Germany could contribute to a loss of badly needed skilled workers from Kenya. DW correspondent Mariel Müller met with Harry Otieno, a young doctor in Nairobi, to hear about those concerns.

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