'We live in fear' - forced expulsions taint Kenya's safe haven imagepublished at 00:06 Greenwich Mean Time 7 November
Kenya's status as a sanctuary for refugees is questioned after the deportation of four Turkish nationals.
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Read MoreGhanaian journalist Justice Baidoo is teaching his two young boys how to speak the ancient African language of Ahanta. He home schools them with lessons several times a week in an effort to keep the indigenous language alive in a continent where many are disappearing due to the over dominance of English and French, and in recent years the added power of American culture through mass media, online and through mobile phones. He hears how locals are trying to revive Ahanta by setting up a radio station and running regular dedicated church services attracting a one-thousand-strong congregation, before travelling across Ghana to hear people speaking the endangered language of Animere in the village of Kunda.
Venâncio Mondlane says people tried to kill him after he went into hiding in South Africa.
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