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Often talk about the struggles of many Africans in Europe comes off as fairy tale.The fact however is that there are thousands of Africans, including Ghanaians who are barely able to live meaningful lives in those foreign lands.Because they cannot stand the shame of returning home with nothing, they roam the streets looking for non-existing jobs.Kwaku Owusu Peprah returns from the United Kingdom with Tales from the West – a look at the struggles of Ghanaians in Europe.Audio attached
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