As a restroom attendant in germany, she seemed to be kenny she could, and with the help of donations and sponsorships, many of these children are now studying at the university in ukraines capital, kiev. This is james brown today, a 27yearold student of agriculture in kiev. He and the other former Street Children from ghana got an opportunity to go to university, and theyre using it. They can thank harriet bruceannan. She got them accepted at universities in kiev. Theyre studying medicine, law, Computer Science and business administration. Why in ukraine . Because, harriet explains, like ghana, its a country striving for democracy. Theyre learning a valuable lesson, because the problems here are also happening in most of african countries. And then, they can learn that people stood and fought for democracy. The youth dont give up in ukraine. Theyre always there for their country. But whilst in ghana our youth are always living their holidays to do whatever they like. It shouldnt be so.
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Cross-border policing operations net almost €10m worth of drugs
Joint investigations led to the dismantling of a major Lithuanian heroin network operating across the island and an organised crime gang involved in a spate of ATM thefts on both sides of the border.
The Cross Border Joint Agency Task Force comprises An Garda Síochána and the PSNI, the Criminal Assets Bureau and the British National Crime Agency.
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Cormac O’Keeffe, Security Correspondent Cross-border law enforcement operations have netted almost €10m worth of drugs and nearly €1.3m in cash over the last seven months, according to official figures.