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Mentorship: A missing link in education in sub-Saharan Africa?
2013
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In the West, start-up companies are developed in college dorms and sold later for billions. In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), students sweat it out in libraries and later go on to spend years on streets looking for jobs. Various arguments have been presented on the possible causes of this general gap in fortunes for graduates from the West compared with those from SSA. This paper aims to show that the absence of clear intentional mentorship programs could be the missing link in the quality of higher
doi:10.5281/zenodo.4452083
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