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Old Mar 5th 2016, 3:29 pm
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"I am from Africa so know about employment there"
betraying an ignorance of geography, citizenship laws, visa and work-permit requirements !
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"I am from Africa so know about employment there"
betraying an ignorance of geography, citizenship laws, visa and work-permit requirements !
Yeah, there are only 55 countries with wildly differing visa requirements and laws to navigate. Knowing all of them would be some achievement.
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She may have gone back to deal with the fortune left in her care by her late father, a Nigerian general.
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Yeah, there are only 55 countries with wildly differing visa requirements and laws .....
Not all of them have laws, at least not as we would recognize them.
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Old Mar 6th 2016, 1:35 am
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Pulaski - that sentance ends with jim...
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Originally Posted by uk_grenada
Pulaski - that sentance ends with Jim...
That's life, Jim, ....
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Old Mar 6th 2016, 12:07 pm
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Listening to BBC Radio correspondent talking about Kivu Province in the Congo today. She seemed surprised that chaos rules there. Where has she been since decolonisation ?
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I would say Ghana were I'm currently living is one of the safest countries in Africa at the moment as a stable government and a very friendly country
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I would say Ghana were I'm currently living is one of the safest countries in Africa at the moment .....
That may not be a very high bar.
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Old Feb 18th 2017, 1:14 pm
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There are many bars in Africa. In my drinking career I was in a few of them.
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Old Feb 18th 2017, 1:21 pm
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Were they high though? Here in the Caribbean many bars are high, most full of people smoking dodgy things, a few just high because on a beach in winter bars get wet easily so high stools are in order.
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Originally Posted by mountaintop
which is the safest place to live in africa?
Found Botswana and Lesotho very safe.
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Old Feb 18th 2017, 2:47 pm
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who cares? this thread is ancient! They'll all be over in Europe anytime soon anyway so if Africa is empty it'll be largely "safe".
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Old Feb 18th 2017, 2:49 pm
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Hmmmm they!!
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Old Feb 18th 2017, 2:55 pm
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Hmm, well, in the uk, africa is a few suburbs of london, which as people who know will agree is the entire planet in miniature. Long may such diversity and actually a lot of tolerance remain. How else do they get the most diverse quisine on the planet.
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