n 2017, 74% of all immigrants were of working age. It makes sense that losing this vital demographic can damage a countrys economy and that gaining these workers can help grow anothers
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Detention centre in Libya. (Photo/IRIN).
In A Reversal Of Migration Trends, 1,700 Sudanese Refugees Leave Libya For Niger, Some Arrested
There are fears that intensified conflict in southern Libya could lead to a large scale displacement crisis in northern Niger
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Arid soils in Mauritania: crops often fail because severe drought leaving the Sahel region facing major food crises, affecting thousands of people. (Photo/Pablo Tosco/Oxfam/Flickr).
Climate Change Apartheid: People In Poor Nations 5 Times More Likely To Be Displaced Than Those In Rich Ones
The data is worrying: since the 1970s, the amount of human displacement due to natural disasters has doubled.
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Sex Ratios In Africa: Where Women Outnumber Men, And Vice Versa, And Why It Matters
A country’s sex ratio (the ratio of men to women in the population) tell us something about its history, social fabric and economic make-up, if the top five countries on either side of the split in Africa are anything to do by.
African Immigrants By Country 2010
Some countries in Africa have millions of people who migrated there, usually for permanent residence. But no almost no nation on the continent is unaffected
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