Guinea Bissau is predicted to registers a growth of 3.9% this year but yet again, the tiny country is experiencing a political crisis. As a result of its socio-political climate Guinea Bissau's youth are facing increasing unemployment numbers as young people benefiting from professional training find it impossible to find a job.
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