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Chinese migration to Ghana: challenging the orthodoxy on characterizing migrants and reasons for migration
Relying on qualitative data and quantitative survey, based on an innovative sampling technique, this paper examines the migration of Chinese migrants to Ghana.
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Mazwi e Nzendo: Midziyo (items/objects)
In the second in his series of reflections on the ‘expressions of travel’, Tawona uses the idioms of his mother tongue to open up a rich and revealing seam of language for our collective thinking and re-thinking of migration.
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Addressing misconceptions about Filipino domestic workers in Malaysia
MIDEQ researchers in Malaysia collaborated with Filipino worker associations to produce a documentary challenging dominant perceptions of migrant domestic workers.
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Hamadzi, memory as silence: memory, language learning and remembering a forgotten language
Languages migrate in people and through people. Some languages migrate silently for the sake of protection. Gameli Tordzro reflects on the silence of his Twi.
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