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Roughly 80 per cent of people living with epilepsy across sub-Saharan Africa receive no treatment at all, a figure that an epilepsy advocate says exposes a failure at the heart of global health.
An argument that Africa’s economic growth depends on freer cross-border labour mobility, noting that most migration is already regional but remains constrained by restrictive and outdated policies.
Kenya is currently hosting the 11th edition of the Association of Africa National Olympic Academies forum in Nairobi.
In Dubai, The Holy Seed Church has become a vibrant spiritual and cultural sanctuary offering African migrants a sense of belonging, community, and home away from home.
As Russia fails to deliver results and avoids accountability both at home and on the battlefield, it pushes the human cost of its war outward – recruiting and consuming lives of foreigners.
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