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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2024 · 23 MIN

Why has Kenya become part of the trafficking route to South Africa?

from Focus on Africa · host BBC World Service

Kenya is now a common transit route for undocumented migrant workers to try and reach the southern tip of the continent, and particularly South Africa, says the UN’s migration agency.The Church of England explains how it will repair the damage caused by their links to the slave trade. And it is the end of Nigeria's favourite TV family - The Johnsons. Director and lead actor Charles Inojie tells us the sitcom portrayed the average African home, with issues that every family could relate to.

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