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Fraud: How Many Kenyans Have Been Conned On The Promise Of Work Abroad?

Kenyans working in the middle East are trying to escape the high rate of unemployment occasioned by the corrupt successive regimes. Africa does not lack resources and it is not overpopulated. We just lack leadership that can tell off the white supremacists and their henchmen. We can harness resource that’ll be able t

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Kenyans working in the middle East are trying to escape the high rate of unemployment occasioned by the corrupt successive regimes. Africa does not lack resources and it is not overpopulated. We just lack leadership that can tell off the white supremacists and their henchmen. We can harness resource that’ll be able to make our people comfortable in Africa. The conclusion must be that if overpopulation is a problem because it strains the world’s resources, then the first and most efficient way to address it is not in Africa at all, it’s to reduce consumption in the North (Western Countries), which currently uses far more than its share of resources. Secondarily, if rates of population growth continue to fall when standards of living go up, then...

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