How Ghana has reversed exodus of nurses

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Cumbrian student nurses' once-in-a-lifetime work placement
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Two student nurses will wave goodbye to Cumbria and say jambo – hello in Swahili – to Tanzania this summer. Student nurses photo. Joy Wilson, left and Denise Crayston. Joy Wilson and Denise Crayston will both be heading to Arusha, in the northern part ...

Why has Libya become main route for migrants?

British aid workers who risked their lives to save victims of the Ebola virus have been honoured for their efforts.

 Taifa Stars captain Nadir Haroub ‘Canavaro’ believes that the return leg of the AFCON qualifiers against Zimbabwe will be a tough encounter.

The Christians bussing out in case Nigeria poll turns violent

As Hakim Ziyech opts to play for Morocco - is the Dutch national side set to lose even more players to the Atlas Lions?

Former international Bruce Grobbelaar believes Zimbabwe players will leave the country as a result of their expulsion from the World Cup.

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Forced Exodus: Christians in the Middle East
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In September, senior clerics from a dozen different Christian denominations all over the Middle East met in Amman, Jordan, for a conference organized by King Abdullah II. The subject was the crisis facing Christianity in the region, and what to do about it.
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