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# New research from a Harvard scholar suggests that Africa’s economic woes may have their roots in the slave trade.
# It seems different ethnic groups in all the African countries is a contributing factor to the very slow pace at which the...
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# The percentage of the world’s population living on less than $1 per day has halved in twenty years. However, most of this improvement has occurred in East and...
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