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SUB - SAHARAN AFRICA 15 Every day hundreds of thousands of people cross
international frontiers in sub - Saharan Africa – paying scant attention to border
controls . Such travel may be nomadic or seasonal , or may even involve daily ...
SUB - SAHARAN AFRICA 15 Every day hundreds of thousands of people cross
international frontiers in sub - Saharan Africa – paying scant attention to border
controls . Such travel may be nomadic or seasonal , or may even involve daily ...
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A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). Table 15 . 1 . Sub - Saharan
Africa , foreign - born populations Region / country Reference % No . of foreign
born ...
A Survey of International Labour Migration Peter Stalker, International Labour
Office Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra). Table 15 . 1 . Sub - Saharan
Africa , foreign - born populations Region / country Reference % No . of foreign
born ...
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Ghana used to be the most significant pole of attraction in West Africa and still
draws workers to the cocoa plantations , but ... of the Ghanaian population , and
10 per cent of its labour force , was working in other African countries or in
Europe .
Ghana used to be the most significant pole of attraction in West Africa and still
draws workers to the cocoa plantations , but ... of the Ghanaian population , and
10 per cent of its labour force , was working in other African countries or in
Europe .
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