Morocco, Long A Stopover For African Migrants, Becomes A Destination

   Source: Npr Apr 14, 2016 No Comments

Category: Audio, World Affairs Topics: Immigration, Morocco Views: 1255
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Constantin Ibanda Mola unlocks the door to his small, two-bedroom apartment in a poor suburb of Rabat, Morocco.

Mola was an economist in his home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo. But as a migrant in Morocco who makes just over $300 a month, this apartment is a luxury. He shows me the tiny kitchen, the little balcony that opens near the sink and his bedroom.

"I'm very happy here," he says.

  Category: Audio, World Affairs
  Topics: Immigration, Morocco
Views: 1255

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