The informal sector drives around two-thirds of economic activity in Djibouti, according to the Djibouti Center for Studies and Research. Those engaged in the sector are mostly women. They see this as an honest way to earn a living.
2021/05/14/women-money-changers-in-djibouti-keeping-the-informal-economy-moving
2021/05/14/women-money-changers-in-djibouti-keeping-the-informal-economy-moving
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