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Eritrea closes border crossings to Ethiopian travelers | The Washington Post ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Eritrea has partially closed two border crossings with Ethiopia that opened this year after the former East African rivals made peace and restored relations, an Ethiopian official said Friday.

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Facebook0Twitter0MailElias Meseret | AP, The Washington Post AFP/Getty Images. Featured Image ABABA, Ethiopia — Eritrea has partially closed two border crossings with Ethiopia that opened this year after the former East African rivals made peace and restored relations, an Ethiopian official said Friday. Thousands of people have crossed the border that had been closed for two decades,…

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Thousands of children are imprisoned across Africa. They need justice | The Guardian Young people are all but invisible in the justice system, facing ill treatment at the hands of those who should be protecting them

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Young people are all but invisible in the justice system, facing ill treatment at the hands of those who should be protecting them.

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The Most Successful Ethnic Group in the U.S. May Surprise You | OZY “Many [Americans] get their understanding of ’the motherland’ through our experiences and stories...”

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“Many [Americans] get their understanding of ’the motherland’ through our experiences and stories…”