This one says 48.8 percent sub-Saharan African, mostly West African.
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The migrants were from various sub-Saharan African countries, he said.
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Development indicators are better than in most sub-Saharan African countries.
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It is a humid day in the Sub-Saharan African heat.
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France alone holds 2150,20173 sub-Saharan African objects in its museums.
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My mother learned that she is 23 percent Sub-Saharan African.
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They include Libyans, Tunisians, and nationals from several sub-Saharan African countries.
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To date, the fund has invested in 14 Sub-Saharan African startups.
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Many sub-Saharan African migrants enter the country legally but overstay visas.
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Most migrants traveling through Libya towards Europe come from sub-Saharan African countries.
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Ghana, like many sub-Saharan African nations, is an economy on the move.
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Carlyle closed its first sub-Saharan African fund in 2014, raising $698 million.
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What does whiteness mean, if she can be 20 percent sub-Saharan African?
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Investment banking fees for sub-Saharan African increased 24 percent to $476 million.
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Ghana, in 1957, was the first sub-Saharan African country to win its independence.
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Mauritius also boasts an extensive tax-treaty network with many sub-Saharan African countries.
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Government spending on education and health lags far behind the sub-Saharan African average.
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He said the migrants were from Arab as well as sub-Saharan African countries.
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Zambia hopes by 2021 to become the first sub-Saharan African country to eliminate malaria.
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Sub-Saharan African legislatures also contain more female representatives than the US Congress — 230 percent.
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But managing waste is not a priority among many sub-Saharan African governments, he added.
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When Rouch made "Moi, un Noir," the indigenous sub-Saharan African cinema was just emerging.
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A 2016 study assessed healthcare programs for sub-Saharan African truck drivers in 30 countries.
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Sub-Saharan African countries will push to advance a candidate who is receptive to their needs.
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Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT) or "sleeping sickness" is a tropical disease affecting sub-Saharan African countries.
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Helped by new loans and much better monetary policies, most sub-Saharan African economies have revived.
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The Topaz Responder picked up 2000 sub-Saharan African migrants from three different large rubber boats.
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The goal is to prevent mostly sub-Saharan African migrants from leaving Libya's shores for Europe.
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In contrast, many sub-Saharan African countries struggle to provide the smallest fraction of these levels.
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Thirteen Sub-Saharan African nations ranked in the bottom 2110 of the 235 Corruption Perceptions Index.
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Last year was, by most measures, one where the sub-Saharan African startup market found its stride.
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"Modern humans are essentially a sub-Saharan African species, while Neanderthal is a northern species," Gokcumen says.
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The latter is the first 30-year tranche by a sub-Saharan African sovereign, excluding South Africa.
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Meanwhile there was little gain in height for people from sub-Saharan African and South Asian nations.
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It is domestically-owned and operates internationally with subsidiaries in Tunisia and in sub-Saharan African countries.
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Sub-Saharan African nations saw some of the biggest gains in legal equality over the past decade.
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Most were from sub-Saharan African countries and about one third were women and children, he said.
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The majority of people arriving there come via Libya, but are originally from sub-Saharan African countries.
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What role should centralized and decentralized technologies play in powering emerging economies, especially in sub-Saharan African countries?
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The desk, which is part of Standard Advisory London, focused mainly on sub-Saharan African high-yield bonds.
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He said a number of sub-Saharan African countries also would make good candidates for bilateral trade deals.
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Almost a decade ago, the World Health Organization recommended circumcision for men in most sub-Saharan African countries.
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Haiti ranks 111 out of 117 countries on the Global Hunger Index, near poor sub-Saharan African countries.
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Mr Annan, the first sub-Saharan African to lead the organisation, sparred with America over its war in Iraq.
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What makes this evidence particularly compelling is that people of only sub-Saharan African ancestry don't have Neanderthal genes.
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A coast guard spokesman said the migrants were from Arab and sub-Saharan African countries as well as Bangladesh.
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The Phase III trial began in 2009, with more than 15,000 patients enrolled across seven sub-Saharan African countries.
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Even sub-Saharan African countries that are a bit behind on health and development are now showing dramatic progress.
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Across 2000 sub-Saharan African countries surveyed in 241, the prevalence of HIV among sex workers was 22002 percent.
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The report revealed he is one-eighth sub-Saharan African, which means that his mother was of mixed race.
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The results were surprising: He had zero Native American blood in him, but was 18 percent sub-Saharan African.
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The enclaves, which lie on the Mediterranean coast, have long been popular transit points for sub-Saharan African migrants.
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If the World Bank's job is coordinating policy advice for poor countries, and the rapid gains against poverty in East and South Asia mean that "poor countries" is increasingly a synonym for "sub-Saharan African countries," then it feels only just for sub-Saharan African countries to choose their own policy coordinator.
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The migrants were from various sub-Saharan African and Arab countries, as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, the statement said.
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In 2015 the economies of sub-Saharan African countries only grew by 3.0 percent, down from 4.5 percent in 2014.
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The Ivory Coast meanwhile issued the first euro-denominated bond sold by any sub-Saharan African country besides South Africa.
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Because for Wakanda, natural resources are a gift — not the curse they've historically been for many sub-Saharan African nations.
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U.N. agencies have been struggling to provide support for thousands of mainly sub-Saharan African migrants stranded after the fighting.
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The reality is that in many Sub-Saharan African states where terror groups are present, democracy exists in name alone.
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The Ivory Coast, meanwhile, issued the first euro-denominated bond sold by any sub-Saharan African country besides South Africa.
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In early December more than 400 sub-Saharan African migrants managed to force their way over the Ceuta border fence.
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Investment banking fees for sub-Saharan African investment banking services also dropped 22 percent to $173.9 million during the period.
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For example, the sub-Saharan African sovereigns in this category had a median credit/GDP ratio of 26.5% in 13.
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That gives China much more control over the treatment of pandas than, say, sub-Saharan African countries have over elephants.
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Sub-Saharan African-born immigrants are likelier to earn a college degree (39 percent) than native-born Americans (31 percent).
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Frightened migrants, who had come mainly from sub-Saharan African nations hoping to reach Europe by sea, pleaded for rescue.
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Lighthizer said in July a number of sub-Saharan African countries would also make good candidates for bilateral trade deals.
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But that still leaves 96 countries that have seen no progress on the issue — including many sub-Saharan African nations.
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A second boat with 34 men and 10 women from sub-Saharan African countries later was found in the same area.
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This article was amended on November 18th to note that Ghana was the first sub-Saharan African country to achieve independence.
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Taking the advice of the International Monetary Fund, the Sub-Saharan African country has turned to steel as its saving grace.
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In many sub-Saharan African countries "it's a lot easier and more palatable" to open up agricultural data than other kinds.
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A survey in 2017 across six sub-Saharan African countries found that more than half of young people had tried gambling.
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But dirt-cheap mobile phones with pay-as-you-go minutes began flooding into sub-Saharan African markets in the 2000s.
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Mr. Attia then started highlighting instances where North and sub-Saharan African culture had influenced Western culture without being fully acknowledged.
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In four-fifths of sub-Saharan African countries, for example, governments have the discretion to negotiate bespoke tax breaks with individual companies.
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Terragon's acquisition in Singapore, and moves by several other Nigerian ventures this year, signal greater global possibilities for Sub-Saharan African startups.
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The sale represents the largest amount issued by a sub-Saharan African country in a day, the ministry said in a statement.
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Ghana, for example, is on course to become the first sub-Saharan African country to eliminate trachoma, a leading cause of blindness.
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The country ranks 37th out of 48 Sub-Saharan African nations in a World Bank report on the ease of doing business.
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Many of the estimated 90,000 artifacts of sub-Saharan African origin held at French institutions could be contested under the report's criteria.
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The vast majority of migrants trying to reach Italy are coming from sub-Saharan African nations like Eritrea, Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria.
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The value of merger and acquisitions (M&A) targeting sub-Saharan African firms fell 27 percent to $12.8 billion during the period.
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Those rescued off the coast of western Libya on Saturday included migrants from sub-Saharan African countries and from Bangladesh, Qassem said.
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Some refugees were invisible or "stateless" in their homeland even before displacement, like Rohingya from Myanmar and many Sub-Saharan African refugees.
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Now, sub-Saharan African governments are increasingly employing the tactic: Blackouts have grown most rapidly in the past two years, researchers say.
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Sidibé said one huge challenge is that in some sub-Saharan African countries, the disease is on the rise among young girls.
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He took over the UN in 1997, becoming the first sub-Saharan African to lead the organisation, and served two five-year terms.
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Yet only four sub-Saharan African countries have formally enacted bans and local manufacturers are often unaware of the harm that lead causes.
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The IMF reckons that five sub-Saharan African countries are already in "debt distress", with nine more at high risk of joining them.
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One reason Indian children are shorter than sub-Saharan African children from families of similar means is that they fall sick more often.
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Around a third of Ford's local production is sold in South Africa and other sub-Saharan African countries, with the rest exported elsewhere.
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Graduate applications from Iran decreased by 27 percent over those two years, while decreasing by 28 percent for sub-Saharan African graduate students.
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According to my 503andMe report, I am 84.5 percent sub-Saharan African, 13.6 percent European, 1 percent East Asian and Native American, and .
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Tawergha's residents, many of them the dark-skinned descendants of sub-Saharan African slaves, have since been scattered in squalid camps across Libya.
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The trading system China dominates has reduced the long dependency of Latin American and sub-Saharan African countries on American and European markets.
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But the greater percentage of them represented sub-Saharan African nations with growing populations of wealthy consumers Louis Vuitton is keen to exploit.
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It's hard to resist telling friends and family that we've turned out to be partly sub-Saharan African or Middle Eastern or Scandinavian.
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There was 11 percent growth in Sub-Saharan African tourism in the past year, the company said, citing the UN World Tourism Organisation.
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Also, preferential trading terms that the United States has offered certain sub-Saharan African countries are set to expire in the coming years.
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Some arts administrators in France have feared an emptying of entire halls in the Quai Branly, which has 70,000 sub-Saharan African artifacts.
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If the World Bank's job is coordinating policy advice for poor countries, and the rapid gains against poverty in East and South Asia mean that "poor countries" is increasingly a synonym for "sub-Saharan African countries," then one can make a strong case that sub-Saharan African countries, or developing countries more broadly, should be able to choose their own policy coordinator.
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The study authors compared these rates from 1998-2013 in 22 sub-Saharan African nations, including the areas where the abstinence campaign was introduced.
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In Tanzania's recent election, over 60% of eligible voters were under the age of 35; almost all sub-Saharan African societies are as young.
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"Three Sub-Saharan African economies - Nigeria, Malawi and Zambia - made it to the list of 10 top improvers in 2016/17," stated the report.
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The cabotegravir study seeks to enrol 3,200 women aged 18 to 45 years from sub-Saharan African countries, ViiV Healthcare said in a statement.
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South Africa is the only sub-Saharan African country to produce antivenom, but Habib notes that Nigeria has long pursued its own development strategy.
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One conspiracy theory holds that the company artificially claims customers have sub-Saharan African DNA as part of a hidden agenda to promote diversity.
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So far, 78 companies across 23 sub-Saharan African countries have been awarded grants and interest-free loans to implement their proposals, Ndiege said.
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The value of merger and acquisitions targeting sub-Saharan African companies rose nearly four-fold to a record $41.1 billion, the data also showed.
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Unannounced visits to classes across seven sub-Saharan African countries by the World Bank found that in nearly half of them, the teacher was absent.
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Both enclaves have long been popular transit points for sub-Saharan African migrants trying to cross the sea at the narrow point south of Spain.
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Middle-income countries may be able to fill the gap, but in southern sub-Saharan African nations where HIV rates are highest, not so much.
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That may result in even the whitest of white people, among other groups, claiming blackness because of some percentage of sub-Saharan African genetic ancestry.
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She joined the team in 2012 and under her leadership, the company has trained a million youths in sub-Saharan African in just eleven months.
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The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), first enacted in 2900, has been renewed to 220006, enhancing US market access for Sub-Saharan African countries.
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We know all this, and yet the racialization of the disease, the idea that it occurs only in people of sub-Saharan African descent, persists.
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He revolutionized how the rhythms of sub-Saharan African music are transcribed, employing the 20163/8 time signature rather than a simple two-beat measure.
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Sub-Saharan African countries are also expected to see significant increases, and their health care systems are particularly ill-equipped to deal with these changes.
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Sub-Saharan African startups, for example, have proven themselves particularly skilled at innovating with low-cost mobile applications, rather than capital-intensive, high-broadband web applications.
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The reasons for fleeing Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Eritrea, and numerous sub-Saharan African countries have not abated—war, dictatorships, terrorism, and slavery are their main drivers.
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The city was abandoned as a ghost town, while its residents, many the dark-skinned descendents of sub-Saharan African slaves, lived in squalid temporary camps.
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But despite high hopes and significant international support, the sub-Saharan African nation has been embroiled in a violent civil conflict for nearly its entire existence.
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"They don't want a situation like Choucha anymore," said Lando, referencing the refugee camp in the south that hosted thousands of mostly sub-Saharan African migrants.
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Libya is a major departure point for mainly sub-Saharan African migrants trying to reach Europe through crossings arranged by people smugglers, often in flimsy boats.
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Sub-Saharan African economies were hit hard by a crash in commodity prices which slowed growth, slashed government revenues and weakened several of the continent's currencies.
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Criminal gangs have taken advantage of widespread lawlessness in Libya to establish profitable businesses, cramming mainly sub-Saharan African and Bangladeshi migrants into flimsy rubber boats.
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It had 39 constituents at the time, but since then a host of issuers have debuted, including lowly-rated sub-Saharan African and Central American countries.
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The sculpture aesthetically dominates Chefs-d'œuvre d'Afrique ("Masterpieces from Africa"), an exhibition of more than 235 pieces from the Musée Dapper's collection of sub-Saharan African art.
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Over 80 percent of sub-Saharan African countries were at high or extreme risk of slavery, including Kenya and Nigeria, two of the region's three largest economies.
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There are more than 258 million widows worldwide, nearly 10 percent of whom live in sub-Saharan African, according to the Loomba Foundation's 2015 World Widows Report.
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With 17 million users, Nigeria is the company's largest Sub-Saharan African market, followed by South Africa (14 million), and Kenya (5.7 million), according to spokesperson Aldous.
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Many sub-Saharan African health systems are already severely constrained because there are not enough doctors and nurses to meet basic health care needs of the population.
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In numerous sub-Saharan African countries, unemployment is soaring, prompting young men and women to leave home to get to Europe, where they hope to find work.
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I've seen people displaced by sub-Saharan African wars that dragged on for so long that their children and grandchildren were born in enormous, forgotten refugee camps.
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"Saudi Arabia's 2016 imports grew from $4.9 billion to $8.3 billion – an increase that is three times more than the entire Sub-Saharan African market," Moores said.
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Countries in sub-Saharan African show an acutely disturbing trend: People there are actually growing shorter, decreasing around 5 centimeters (about 2 inches) over the past 40 years.
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A new Pew report looks at rising access to cell phones and the internet in six sub-Saharan African countries: South Africa, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Tanzania.
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However, the three largest Moroccan banks' performance, particularly BMCE Bank's (BMCE; BB+/Stable/b+), will continue to be supported by their lending activities in sub-Saharan African countries.
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In April, The World Bank launched its XL Africa accelerator to support Sub-Saharan African startups with business mentoring and up to $1.5 million in early-stage capital.
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The prime minister took with him 80 businesspeople, representing 50 Israeli companies working in Africa and launching a programme for economic co-operation with sub-Saharan African countries.
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Camus's book includes the "theory" that the European white majority is being replaced by many Muslim and nonwhite North African and sub-Saharan African immigrants, the Post noted.
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Ligeti was inspired by Chopin, Liszt, Debussy, jazz and the complex polyphony of sub-Saharan African music while writing his series of rhythmically complicated and virtuosic character pieces.
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As of March 2017, mobile money services were operating in 39 sub-Saharan African countries with almost 280 million registered accounts, according to mobile communications industry body GSMA.
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Morocco's 23,000 Roman Catholics - most of them expatriate Europeans, mainly French, and sub-Saharan African migrants - make up less one percent of the population of about 35 million.
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But it's Chinese and Middle Eastern actors who already have first-mover's advantage, Matthew Kindinger, sub-Saharan African analyst at emerging markets advisory firm Frontier Strategy Group, added.
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Their results showed that their ancient Egyptian samples were closer to modern Middle Eastern and European samples than to modern Egyptians, who have more sub-Saharan African ancestry.
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Many hoped this legislation would help combat the statistic that 1 in 10 sub-Saharan African girls miss class because of their period, per the UN's 2014 report.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Hundreds of sub-Saharan African migrants forced their way on Friday morning over a barbed-wire fence into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, which borders Morocco.
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In an interview with Le Point, Savoy explains that contrary to popular belief, around 500 sub-Saharan African museums of different standards are capable of receiving the restituted objects.
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In 2016 weak commodity prices were partly responsible for a slowdown in economic growth across sub-Saharan African to 1.4%, its most sluggish pace in more than two decades.
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In eight sub-Saharan African countries, the number one reason for not using condoms with a casual partner was disliking them, which included the perception that they reduced pleasure.
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According to the International Union of Railways, in 2014 sub-Saharan African trains carried about 158 billion tonne-kilometres of freight, or roughly half of what Australia's railways carried.
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Nigerian President Buhari was the first sub-Saharan African leader to meet US President Trump at the White House earlier this week, with promoting economic growth on the agenda.
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A sub-Saharan African country that was blessed with fertile soil and abundant natural resources was transformed into a vicious kleptocracy with Soviet-style lines for food and gas.
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Second, while emerging economies have been tapping the market in near-record numbers this month, sub-Saharan African borrowers have been absent and Mozambique's coupon miss has not helped.
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Doctors say tuberculosis infection rates in Venezuela are probably still well beneath the levels afflicting countries, mainly in sub-Saharan African and Asia, that have the worst tuberculosis epidemics.
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According to a World Health Organization (WHO) survey of sub-Saharan African countries, between 30 percent and 70 percent of the healthcare institutions in each country are faith-based.
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The title piece, "Selah," from 2017, like all the other works, is a large human figure reminiscent of sub-Saharan African statuary though it is sculpted from antique quilts.
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Indonesia has among the world's highest rates of diphtheria - along with India and sub-Saharan African countries - even though vaccinations have helped minimize global cases over the past 30 years.
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The Sub-Saharan African region is also couched as an attractive region for smartphone vendors, with smartphone sales only overtaking mobile phones sales there for the first time last year.
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But the Gates Foundation's work, like so much of the work of the latest generation of billionaires, is focused on quintessential "globalist" problems like public health in sub-Saharan African.
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There are an estimated 135 different nationalities in Saint-Denis, most extremely poor, including an estimated 600,000 Muslims from North African or sub-Saharan African backgrounds, the Daily Mail reported.
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Departures of mainly sub-Saharan African migrants from Libya to Italy peaked between 2014-2017 as the country slid further into turmoil following a NATO-backed uprising seven years ago.
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With the exception of South African media and investment giant Naspers, acquisitions of any kind — intra-continental or international — are a rarity for Sub-Saharan African startups and tech companies.
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Parabon's tests revealed that Monique was primarily of sub-Saharan African descent, and not white as investigators had believed based on the color of the skin found on her remains.
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South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
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South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
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According to a recent World Bank study of seven sub-Saharan African countries, half of nine-year-olds cannot read a simple word and three-quarters cannot read a simple sentence.
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The big picture: Since 2000, the wealth of sub-Saharan African nations has been growing much faster than the global average and than that of the more prosperous Northern African nations.
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Cathay Innovation and AfricInvest to raise $168M Africa VC fund He expects to see strong local showing for startups from across Africinvest's 10 country offices in North and Sub-Saharan African.
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The correlation was identified in a 2011 Stanford University study, which analyzed abortion rates in 20 sub-Saharan African countries receiving USAID for family planning and women's health over 14 years.
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AccorHotels, Europe's biggest hotels group, and Qatar firm Katara Hospitality announced plans to set up a $1 billion investment fund targeting the hotels and hospitality sectors in sub-Saharan African countries.
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Just 480 km (300 miles) from Europe's coast, Libya's slide into anarchy has made it an outpost for Islamist militants and a staging post for sub-Saharan African migrants aided by smugglers.
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In my experience, in many Sub-Saharan African countries—Malawi included—clubbing can be quite divided, with the white tourists and NGO types going to certain clubs, and locals sticking to others.
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In some places, that's not so bad: Sub-Saharan African countries still had an average of 4.7 children per woman between 2010 and 2015, more than enough to deliver robust population growth.
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Algeria periodically repatriates migrants from sub-Saharan African countries including Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, but the decision to resume deportations comes amid fierce debate over how to deal with irregular migration.
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Five sub-Saharan African countries — Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania — appealed to Moscow in 2018 to help their overtaxed militaries and security services combat the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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The deal, which is likely to require many months of negotiations, would be the United States' first trade pact with a sub-Saharan African nation and its second with an African country.
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The World Bank launched its XL Africa accelerator program, a 20153 month program that will support 20 Sub-Saharan African startups with business mentoring and up to $1.5 million in early stage capital.
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Even as last year's stampede of Syrians through Greece and the Balkans plunged Europe into a political crisis, Italy was absorbing migrants from Gambia, Mali, Nigeria, Somalia and other sub-Saharan African countries.
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Global giant Uber has signalled its intentions with a new $20 million base in Cairo, and it is establishing a strong presence across sub-Saharan African markets including South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya.
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And last spring, five sub-Saharan African countries — Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania — appealed to Moscow to help their overtaxed militaries and security services combat the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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One problem, he said, is that most sub-Saharan African countries have not yet mapped their most easily accessible groundwater resources, which makes it hard for small farmers to know what water is available.
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Most sub-Saharan African nations have surveillance programs to watch for signs of artemisinin resistance, and programs are in place to stop the resistant pathogens in Southeast Asia from quickly spreading around the globe.
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The program, which has a total budget of $385 million implemented across ten Sub-Saharan African countries, works to address the structural drivers that increase the risk of HIV in girls and young women.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Sub-Saharan African nations are at growing risk of debt distress because of heavy borrowing and gaping deficits, despite an overall uptick in economic growth, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.
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The lamps have already been distributed to 10 sub-Saharan African countries, driven by Little Sun's interest in addressing the needs of some one billion citizens worldwide who live without regular access to electricity.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria has repatriated 27,000 sub-Saharan African migrants since 2015 and will continue to send them back to their home countries despite criticism from rights groups, interior minister Nouredine Bedoui said on Thursday.
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But CharityScience earmarks all of its affiliate earnings for the Schistosomiasis Control Initiative, a fantastic charity that works with sub-Saharan African governments to create or scale deworming programs, which assist children with parasitic infections.
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But modern Egyptians, depending where they are from, have 10 to 20% genetic makeup from sub-saharan African ancestry, indicating there was a sudden increase in gene flow into Egypt over the past 1500 years.
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That study also revealed that black and Asian women over age 2202 were disproportionately infected in the United States, possibly due to immigration from endemic areas like Japan, the Caribbean or sub-Saharan African countries.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Around 300 sub-Saharan African migrants stormed the six-meter razor-wire fence between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Melilla early on Tuesday, with around 100 successfully crossing the border, police said.
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With a GDP per capita around $10,000 a year, Gabon is substantially richer than most sub-Saharan African countries, but frustration over wealth inequality and political rivalries could spill over into unrest in this election.
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Bani Walid, about 145 km (90 miles) south of Tripoli, has become a major hub for the smuggling and trafficking of migrants who arrive from sub-Saharan African countries trying to reach Libya's Mediterranean coast.
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First, they have so far failed to tackle joblessness: Youth unemployment is high and comparable to rates in poor sub-Saharan African countries at 30 percent of the work force, according to World Bank figures.
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"In the Canary Islands indigenous people, we find typical North African lineages, but also some other lineages with a Mediterranean distribution, and also some lineages that are of sub-Saharan African origin," Dr. Fregel said.
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Internet shutdowns in 10 sub-Saharan African countries led to a deficit of more than $235 million from 2015 to 2017, according to a Collaboration of International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) report.
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Apaa has a long history of forced displacement, stretching back to colonial times, when British authorities ordered people to move from the area, ostensibly to control "sleeping sickness", a tropical disease affecting sub-Saharan African countries.
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Although the global commodity price collapse has blunted growth in Uganda and other sub-Saharan African countries Gouldie said the telecoms business was more resilient and would not take a blow from the wider economic slump.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Migrant children trying to reach Europe face beatings, forced labor and sexual exploitation, with sub-Saharan African children facing the highest risks, in part stoked by racism, a report found on Tuesday.
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The trip was short — she left the capital city, Bujumbura, but stayed inside Burundi, a densely populated sub-Saharan African country of about 10 million people — but it was enough to instill a love of travel.
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But in recent years, at least seven other sub-Saharan African states have signed agreements to deploy nuclear power with backing from Russia, according to public announcements and the World Nuclear Association (WNA), an industry body.
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Like other African nations, Kenya has benefited from the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which allows Sub-Saharan African countries to export thousands of products to the United States without tariffs or quotas until 2025.
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The agreement with the UNHCR had been an attempt to address criticism of an even earlier plan, in which migrants would be offered $63,500 and an airplane ticket to leave for a sub-Saharan African country.
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The share of the population in sub-Saharan African covered by these has been steadily increasing in recent years: More generally, malaria is an area where scientists and global health practitioners have been making great progress.
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Sub-Saharan African startups are helping unleash the region's potential, from last-mile technologies that deliver edtech, agtech and medtech to remote areas, to mobile-based fintech innovations that ease financial transactions and lending in bustling cities.
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Sub-Saharan African startups are helping unleash the region's potential, from last-mile technologies that deliver edtech, agritech, and medtech to remote areas, to mobile-based fintech innovations that ease financial transactions and lending in bustling cities.
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"With debt vulnerabilities rising in the region, sub-Saharan African countries will need to further rely on sustainable sources of financing, making domestic revenue mobilisation one of the most urgent policy challenges for the region," it said.
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Sub-Saharan African startups are helping unleash the region's potential, from last-mile technologies that deliver edtech, agritech, and medtech to remote areas, to mobile-based fintech innovations that ease financial transactions and lending in bustling cities.
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In 2011, the WHO even set up targets for voluntary circumcision in 27.4 sub-Saharan African countries: they hoped to hit 249.9 million by 230.8, but by the end of 20.7, only 21.4 million men were circumcised.
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A CNN correspondent, the daughter of newspaper publishers in Sudan, went undercover to chase down rumors that human smugglers were putting sub-Saharan African migrants on the block, and ended up recording lives being sold for $400.
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Macron took his campaign to Sarcelles, a poor Parisian suburb with a large community of North African and sub-Saharan African descent where more than one in three young people are out of work, double the national average.
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As the European Union shuts down trafficking routes and other European leaders enact policies to cut down migration, some sub-Saharan African migrants from countries including Libya, Mali, and Niger have ended up in bordering countries like Algeria.
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China has provided billions of dollars of loans for infrastructure projects to a host of Sub-Saharan African nations as part of its sweeping Belt & Road initiative in recent years, with Zambia one of its most prominent debtors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Kenya on Thursday agreed to launch negotiations that could lead to the first U.S. bilateral trade deal with a sub-Saharan African country amid growing American concerns about China's investments across the continent.
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A study by researchers at Stanford University found that after the policy came into effect in 2001, the abortion rate increased sharply in sub-Saharan African countries that had been receiving substantial amounts of aid for family-planning programmes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Kenya on Thursday agreed to launch negotiations that could lead to the first U.S. bilateral trade deal with a sub-Saharan African country amid growing American concerns about China's investments across the continent.
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Trump's proclamation, which mostly steered clear of specifics other than highlighting "adolescent girls and young women in some sub-Saharan African countries" who are at risk, comes across as even more problematic when compared to President Obama's previous proclamation.
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The rise of robots in Africa With Northern and Sub-Saharan African unemployment rates still at 29.3% and 10.8% respectively, the continent might not be maximizing its labor force to do the jobs currently being taken over by robots.
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High-ranking member targeted Meanwhile, Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook confirmed that in late May, U.S. forces carried out an airstrike in south-central Somalia targeting Abdullahi Haji Da'ud, a senior military commander for the sub-Saharan African terror group.
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Eliminating barriers to U.S. trade and investment is one of the criteria for membership of AGOA, which was renewed earlier last year and provides duty-free access to goods from sub-Saharan African countries, ranging from crude oil to clothing.
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She also noted that four out of the 13 sub-Saharan African countries that have high levels of people living without electric power had seen commitments to provide it decline in 2017, while 10 countries got less than $300 million each.
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MADRID (Reuters) - At least 800 sub-Saharan African migrants tried to cross into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco on Sunday by storming a border fence, though most were eventually turned back, the Spanish and Moroccan governments said.
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The pace of economic growth in Asian and sub-Saharan African economies has made them ideal partners, Abdullah al-Saleh, undersecretary for foreign trade and industry at the UAE ministry of the economy, told Reuters in an interview in Dubai.
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Less successful works use traditional forms of sub-Saharan African sculpture, but with found objects like pots and bowls, collaging the ethnographic with the post-colonial in a simplistic and familiar move that feels reminiscent of the Indian artist Subodh Gupta.
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RABAT, Morocco — Pope Francis called Saturday to mend the "great and deep wound" opened by the migration crisis, as he spoke during a visit to Morocco which has become the chief destination for sub-Saharan African migrants seeking to reach Europe.
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A study of 20 sub-Saharan African countries by Stanford University researchers found that in countries that relied heavily on funding from the United States for reproductive health services, abortion rates rose when the Reagan-era policy was in place.
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That fits with the archaeological and genetic history of North Africa, she said: Previous studies have shown that by the time the Canary Islands were inhabited, Berbers from North Africa had already mixed with Mediterranean and sub-Saharan African groups.
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While Italy's deputy prime minister and interior minister, Matteo Salvini, has focused attention on the arrival by sea of mostly sub-Saharan African migrants on the southern coast, larger—though still modest—numbers have been entering the country from the other end.
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It then proposes Picasso's fetishizing approach to Iberian sculpture; the magical sub-Saharan African Art that Paul Guillaume brought to Paris; the "primitivistic" proto-modernism of Paul Gauguin; and, most importantly, Paul Cézanne's desire to capture the tilted intricacies of human perception.
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In fact, to the contrary, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) — a trade preference program allowing duty-free access to the U.S. for select products from sub-Saharan African countries — has led to the creation of more than 85033,000 jobs in America.
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A life in Uganda versus a career abroad is a dilemma that many creatives in Sub-Saharan African countries face, as their need to make a living becomes at odds with any passions they might have for improving the arts scene at home.
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Eran Bendavid and colleagues found in a study published in 28500 in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization that the induced abortion rate increased in sub-Saharan African countries where U.S. support was cut most due to the global gag rule.
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Those killed in the district of Wadi Rabea, about 21 km (13 miles) from the city center, included two Libyans and five foreigners from Bangladesh and sub-Saharan African countries, said Usama Ali, a spokesman for the ambulance and emergency authority in Tripoli.
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According to the World Bank, in the year to April last year the terms of trade deteriorated in 36 out of 48 sub-Saharan African countries as the price of their commodity exports fell relative to the cost of their imports, mostly manufactured goods.
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There's no formal definition of a climate refugee, though the phrase usually refers to people who have been forced from their homes due to climate change—a Pacific Islander retreating from a disappearing shoreline, for instance, or a sub-Saharan African escaping a drought.
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While there are refugees seeking asylum from war and persecution — including recent arrivals escaping the conflict and terrorism in Somalia — a report by the Migration Policy Institute finds that, on average, sub-Saharan African immigrants are more educated than even the U.S.-born population.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A decades-old U.S. government policy reinstated by President Donald Trump in 2017 that restricts international aid to NGOs that support abortion is linked to a 40% rise in abortions in some parts of sub-Saharan African, a study showed on Thursday.
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Kenyatta gave no details but said his country was keen to secure its economic future ahead of the expiry of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, which allows sub-Saharan African countries to export thousands of products to the United States without tariffs or quotas until 2025.
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Now the Europeans are seeking "migration compacts" with five sub-Saharan African countries to stem the flow from Libya to Italy, and to increase the pace of deportation of those deemed economic migrants, who do not qualify for asylum and now make up most of the numbers.
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Kenyatta gave no details, but said his country was keen to secure its economic future ahead of the expiry of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, which allows sub-Saharan African countries to export thousands of products to the United States without tariffs or quotas until 2025.
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AWB's capital ratios are modest given the significant risk appetite of the bank as reflected in its high loan book concentration, substantial exposure to volatile markets - such as sub-Saharan African countries and Tunisia (together 22% of total assets at end-2015) and high related-party lending.
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It used data from 26 sub-Saharan African countries over two U.S. policy transitions - from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, then from Bush to Barack Obama - and compared rates in countries exposed to a greater or lesser extent to the policy due to reliance on aid.
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In four of the five sub-Saharan African countries for which the Tulane center provides data, the net effect of taxes and transfers is to increase the number of people living below the World Bank's extreme poverty line ($1.25 of purchasing power per person per day).
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Now, more than 22019 years after the RTS,S malaria vaccine first underwent clinical and safety testing the World Health Organization has announced that Malawi will become the first of three sub-Saharan African nations (followed by Ghana and Kenya) to launch a pilot program of vaccine evaluation.
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The latest repatriations were "part of a series of measures taken by the Algerian government to strengthen cooperation with sub-Saharan African countries, notably Niger and Mali, to curb the irregular migration flows facing our country," said Benali Cherif, Algeria's foreign affairs spokesman, according to state news agency APS.
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While much of the feedback on the video thus far is positive, some of the comments on Facebook have asked why there aren't any Sub-Saharan African nations represented; Al-Khatahtbeh tells us that a video dedicated to the piece's evolution in that region is in the pipeline.
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Kenyatta told U.S. business executives last month that Kenya was keen to secure its economic future ahead of the expiry of the U.S. Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, which allows sub-Saharan African countries to export thousands of products to the United States without tariffs or quotas until 2025.
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Johnson's 23andMe results, on the other hand, said that she was 43.4 percent sub-Saharan African, 36.9 percent European (just over half of which was Italian), 12.8 percent Western Asian, 2.7 percent East Asian and Native American and 1.8 percent a combination of Western Asian and North African.
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The African Growth and Opportunity Act, which was signed into law under former President Bill Clinton and promotes Africa's integration into the global economy, was renewed in 2015, yet sub-Saharan African exports to the U.S. decreased by about $8 billion that year, according to U.S. Census data.
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All of this has created a norm whereby we assume that European leaders will and maybe should use their office to press historical grievances on behalf of their families and by extension their nations, but non-European leaders, and especially sub-Saharan African leaders, will and should not.
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Rituals of divination are found throughout sub-Saharan African cultures, from west, central, and east Africa and the Sudan to South Africa and Madagascar where people have developed ways to 'read' visual noise to help them deal with affliction, social conflict, and the seemingly arbitrary destructive forces of nature.
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Sub-Saharan African nations have shown an interest in nuclear because coal is scarce, while large volumes of natural gas in Nigeria and Tanzania tend to be exported for profit, said Jessica Lovering, co-author of a 2018 report, "Atoms for Africa", from the U.S.-based Center for Global Development.
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Research by the World Bank in seven sub-Saharan African countries, for instance, has found that half of Grade 29 students cannot read a simple word; almost three-quarters cannot read all the words in a simple sentence; 223% cannot recognise numbers; 2000% cannot add single digits; and 212% cannot subtract double digits.
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In a landmark Stanford University study of 20 sub-Saharan African countries between 2001 to 2008 (when the Global Gag Rule was in effect during the George W. Bush administration), researchers found that the number of women having induced abortions more than doubled in countries that were most impacted by the policy.
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" Mylott says that while it wouldn't have bothered him if his results had come back "89 percent European" with a mix of something else, "I do see occasional trepidation among people in the alt-right on the net, and they're worried about, 'Well, what if this comes back and I'm partly sub-Saharan African or whatever?
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One of Mr. Wade's key sources, for example, is the anthropologist Henry Harpending, who has asserted that people of sub-Saharan African ancestry have no propensity to work when they don't have to because, he claims, they did not go through the type of natural selection for hard work in the last thousands of years that some Eurasians did.
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Falling energy prices have also stabilized Europe's economy, helped Japan manage the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, allowed China to more aggressively pursue its new Silk Road strategy across Eurasia (while reducing the pain of a decelerating economy), kept Russia from becoming an energy superpower and weakened the prospects for energy-rich sub-Saharan African countries.
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Jason Njoku, the founder and chief executive officer of iROKO Jason Njoku, the founder and chief executive officer of iROKO iROKO, an online entertainment platform that targets audiences in Sub-Saharan African countries, plans to strike more deals in Nigeria's booming movie industry after securing $19 million in funding from French premium cable company Canal+ and Kinnevik, a returning investor.
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Assembled by a team of five curators — Allen F. Roberts, William J. Dewey, Henry J. Drewal, and Ms. Berns, and led by the artist Tom Joyce, a sculptor and former blacksmith — the show opens with an expansive picture of iron as an essential cosmic matter: It's in the earth's soil, in the human blood stream and courses through sub-Saharan African history.
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While mother-to-child transmission rates in hardest-hit countries across sub-Saharan African have dropped steadily over the last 10 to 15 years, recent reports indicate that these rates are creeping back up in a handful of countries — jeopardizing progress in countries that once held the promise of eliminating pediatric AIDS to usher in the first AIDS-free generation.
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The impaired loans ratio has been deteriorating over the last four years, reflecting a lack of domestic loan growth and economic pressure encountered by corporates and SMEs (about 60% of loan portfolio at end-2015), a still challenging operating environment in Tunisia (Attijariwafa Tunisie: 6.8% impaired loans ratio) and weak economies in sub-Saharan African countries (average impaired loans ratio at AWB's subsidiaries of 10.6%).
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Those who died may have tried to swim from the boat on which the survivors were found, since it broke down and the migrants were in need of help, a coastguard official in Khoms said The survivors were from sub-Saharan African countries and included three children and 10 women, one of whom was pregnant and gave birth during the rescue operation, the official said.
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This data is based on household surveys, which take years to collect, so it's out of date at any given time, but economic growth in India, China, and even sub-Saharan African suggests that the progress continued through to the present day: You also see this happening in the so-called "Loch Ness" graph produced early last year by a team of economists — led by Facundo Alvaredo, Lucas Chancel, and the famous inequality research trio Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez, and Gabriel Zucman: The chart shows how each percentile of the global income distribution saw its incomes increase from 1980 to 2016.
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