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MTN Rewards MoMo Agents, Merchants

MTN Rewards MoMo Agents, Merchants
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Unemployed who was caught stealing mobile phones pardoned by Court

A Sunyani District Magistrate Court on Tuesday pardoned one Emmanuel Agyei, a 25-year-old unemployed for stealing two mobile phones valued at GhC480.00 at Benue Nkwanta, a farming community in the Sunyani Municipality. Agyei was charged with unlawful entry and stealing and pleaded guilty to the offences but appealed to the…

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Miseducation, Undereducation, and Uneducated, Ghana/Africa

Miseducation, Undereducation, and Uneducated, Ghana/Africa
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Why the number of children working is rising

Why the number of children working is rising
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UN urges UK to help migrants trace loved ones who have died crossing the channel

SHARE The UK is being urged to create a dedicated agency to help migrants discover the fate of their loved ones, as deaths during migration journeys are believed to be far higher than first thought, a UN report warns. The International Organisation of Migration (IOM) has made a number of recommendations after investigating the experiences of more than 75 families looking for relatives in the UK. The present estimate for those who have perished crossing the English Channel is around 300, but the IOM believes the true number is far higher. It has made a number of recommendations urging the UK to establish an agency to help migrants find their relatives without fear of reprisals from the authorities.

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