It’s an indication that African countries cannot provide the needs of the people driven from their homes by economic necessity.

Following last month’s shocking revelation that detainees in Libya are being sold as slaves, the emphasis has been on repatriating  these victims.

In Senegal, government coordinator Mariama Cisse says this is not the final answer.

She provides training, loans and community projects to keep young people from trying to migrate to Europe.

However she believes her efforts could come to nought if the young people don’t finds jobs at home.

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