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flag Young Africans are turning to farming for stability, aided by support programs, to escape urban hardships and reduce migration.

flag Young Africans, including Senegal’s Filly Mangassa, are increasingly choosing farming over struggling in overcrowded cities, driven by high living costs, unemployment, and limited formal jobs. flag Supported by programs like the World Food Programme’s initiative, over 380,000 young people across Africa have started farming businesses, gaining access to land, training, and financing. flag With rising food prices and urban wages failing to keep pace, agriculture offers financial stability and purpose, helping reduce migration to Europe.

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