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Passengers Of Moroccan National Carrier, Royal Air Maroc Stranded Over Missing Luggage

Air Passengers of Royal Air Maroc, commonly known as RAM, have decried the handling of their luggage from Moroccan City of Cassablanca by the airline officials. The passengers lamented that they are now stranded at the airport as they could not leave without their luggage containing their personal belongings. Royal Air Maroc, which is the Moroccan national carrier as well as the country's largest airline, ranks among the largest in Africa continent. ....

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'There's nothing in Mali': The Timbuktu salesman roaming Senegal | Trade War

Dicko, a salesman constantly on the move, is seeking greener pastures not in Europe but much closer to his native Mali. ....

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Most African migrants don't leave Africa. Here's what that looks like.

The future of global migration is already playing out – for better and worse – on the African continent, where most migration by Africans takes place. ....

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Why insurgent groups in northern Nigeria continue to kidnap school children

This is a transcript of episode 12 of The Conversation Weekly podcast: “Why children keep getting kidnapped in Nigeria + the Kenyan women who join Al-Shabaab”. In this episode, insurgent groups in northern Nigeria continue to kidnap schoolchildren as the government struggles to protect communities against militants such as Boko Haram. And we speak to a researcher who has interviewed Kenyan women about why they joined the militant Islamist group Al-Shabaab.
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Gemma Ware: Hello and welcome to The Conversation Weekly. I’m Gemma Ware in London, and for this episode I’m joined by my colleague Wale Fatade in Lagos, Nigeria. Hello Wale. ....

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Nigeria: why do children keep getting kidnapped? – podcast

Nigeria: why do children keep getting kidnapped? – podcast
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