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Ethiopia’s chicken frying stalls provide youth employment and improve poultry consumption
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Ethiopia’s chicken frying stalls provide youth employment and improve poultry consumption
In Adama, a city just an hour from Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, Ibso Kemal and Eden Samuel sell fried chicken in their street stalls. The two vendors are part of a new initiative to reduce youth unemployment and increase meat consumption. These chicken frying businesses, established through the support of the International Livestock Research Institute’s Tropical Poultry Genetics Solutions (TPGS) project in partnership with the Ministry of La…
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