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Nigeria source, destination for sex trafficking, organ harvesting — EU Official
The European Union has said Nigeria is now seen globally as a source and destination for sex trafficking, forced labour,…
Crackdown on immigrant families to start Sunday, Trump says
Tuesday, 16 July 2019 08:03 Written by REUTERS Crackdown on immigrant families to start Sunday, Trump saysWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A nationwide wave of arrests of immigrants facing deportation…
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What Canada and South Africa can teach the U.S. about slavery reparations
America’s failure to understand, acknowledge and resolve the continuing catastrophe of slavery is holding back the entire nation. Without broad…
Why reparations to African-Americans are necessary – and how to start now
Five generations on Smith’s Plantation Beaufort at South Carolina in 1862. Timothy H. O'Sullivan/Library of Congress Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann, Wilfrid…
Nigeria Has Highest Number of Out-of-School Children in the World July 27, 2017
The Nigerian government said Monday that its country accounts for more than half of all children out of school in…
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U.S. Ambassador angers Kenyans as he ‘happily’ poses with kids he denied visas
Thursday, 04 July 2019 11:50 Written by face2faceafrica FULL BIO Ismail Akwei is an international journalist, communications and media consultant, editor, writer, human rights advocate, pan-Africanist, tech…
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How trillions of dollars were stolen by greedy African despots and kept in the West
Former Nigerian president Sani Abacha who stole over $5 billion in only five years of reign Poor African countries have…
Hope springs from need: in Africa, wisdom from a street vendor
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Canada's new lacklustre law for cannabis amnesty
Wednesday, 03 July 2019 18:40 Written by theconversation As cannabis business takes off in Canada, many are frustrated by the new amnesty law which leaves thousands with the…
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Rich private colleges in the U.S. are fuelling inequality – and right-wing populism
Wednesday, 03 July 2019 18:33 Written by theconversation Oberlin College’s lawsuit raises issues for global higher education, and has implications for U.S. President Donald Trump’s 2020 re-election campaign.…
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