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Mangrove loss threatens Sierra Leone's oyster harvesters

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By Mohamed Saidu Bah Verified, Lucie Peytermann Verified
| Yahoo Verified
For the past 20 years, Millicent Turay has supported her family by collecting mangrove oysters (Gemma Bonfiglioli) (Gemma Bonfiglioli/AFP/AFP) For 20 years, Millicent Turay has supported her family by collecting mangrove oysters near Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, a common livelihood along the west African coast.
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Indian pharma fuels Africa's 'zombie drug' and opioid crisis

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By Kadiatou Sakho, Mohamed Saidu Bah Verified
| Yahoo Verified
In Nigeria, the tapentadol tablets are known as 'red' (Light Oriye Tamunotonye) (Light Oriye Tamunotonye/AFP/AFP) They come in blister packs of 10 like any normal painkiller and you can buy them easily in roadside kiosks and street pharmacies across west Africa. Millions of tapentadol tablets from India are helping drive a deadly opioid epidemic ravaging the region, with officials and researchers telling AFP that they are also being added to the "zombie drug" kush.
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Homem de Guiné relata luta para achar filhos vítimas de tráfico humano

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By Mohamed Saidu Bah Verified
| G1 Globo Verified
Foday Musa fica arrasado quando ouve a última mensagem de voz que recebeu do seu filho. São 76 segundos de duração. O jovem parece desesperado. Ele chora e suplica pela ajuda do pai. "É muito difícil ouvi-lo. Escutar sua voz dói", declarou Musa à BBC News África. A equipe do programa investigativo BBC Africa Eye teve acesso exclusivo a uma unidade policial que ajudou Musa na busca de dois dos seus filhos, vítimas de criminosos.
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