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‘There won’t be enough people left’: Africa struggles to stop brain drain of doctors and nurses

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It took nearly three hours of queueing in Ikorodu general hospital in Lagos state, Nigeria, before Hadijat Hassan, a retired civil servant, could see a nurse. Read More

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