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Malaysian immigration arrests 125 immigrants!

Photo credit: Human Rights watch The Malaysian Immigration Department has arrested 125 illegal immigrants during a raid on a 19-storey building in Setapak, early today. The Sun reports that Kuala Lumpur Immigration director Wan Mohamed Saupee Wan Yusoff confirmed the operation. It resulted in the detention of 81 men and 43 women, and one child. The detainees included 79…

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Premier’s office fails to back up claim!

Photo credit: GroundUp The office of Premier Panyaza Lesuti of Gauteng, South Africa, has failed to back up his claim that most residents of informal settlements in the province are undocumented immigrants. Ground Up reports that he had announced a crackdown on informal settlements, claiming that most of their residents are undocumented migrants. However, his office is…

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Cook Islands upgrades passenger processing system!

Photo credit: ASYCUDA Pacific The Cook Islands immigration has launched the 2nd generation of the ASYCUDAWorld Passenger Module (ASYPX). Scop World reports that by doing this, the Cook Islands Immigration has reduced the passenger processing time to an average of less than 60 seconds. The UN Trade and Development-backed ASYCUDA technologies, specifically ASYPX, are a fully…

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Balogun Gbada by Adewale Sobowale

Things men do e’en when they do- sleep will never ever be tethered! Remembering Basorun Gbada; who not only battered; Our not too model economy; Into a ponmonomy! His unrelenting abracadabra; a unique democratia; strong as a rope; Ends in a mope! Endless killings; Always fleecing; Turning us to mumu; Easy preys for voodoo! Disloyal to…

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Karaoke Fest is Here!

🎤✨KARAOKE FEST IS HERE! ✨🎤 163 Community, mark your calendars for NEXT FRIDAY, September 12th at 5 PM – it’s going to be a night of music, laughter, and pure vibes! 🎶🔥 📍 163 Queen St. East, Toronto 🍹 Happy Hour Drink Specials🍗 $1 Wings🍟 $2 Fries🎶 Free Entry & non-stop karaoke fun! We can’t…

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Some migrant workers in Saudi Arabia unpaid for months!

Photo credit: Human Rights Watch Hundreds of migrant workers employed in Saudi Arabia by the manufacturing and supply company Sendan International did not receive their salaries for up to eight months/ Human Rights Watch reports that they include workers employed in the state-owned oil company Aramco project sites. Migrant workers were often stranded without pay for months, forced into undocumented status, or left…

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