Fake agents deceive job seekers abroad!

Photo credit: ETV The Ministry of External Affairs in India has disclosed the names of 3,042 fraudulent agents deceiving people with promises of jobs abroad. News !8 reports that the information is now available on the “e-Migrate” portal. Although Punjab and Gujarat are noted for their youth aspiring to work abroad, Andhra Pradesh leads with 498 names of…

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“Work visa scheme exploits migrants!”

Photo credit: jurist.org The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has called for significant changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme (AEWV). The Jurist reports that the call was made to include ending the practice of tying visas to specific employers and implementing a stronger framework for ethical recruitment and worker protections. Also, additional job…

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African bishop challenges prosperity Gospel and idea of a “white man’s God!

Photo credit: Facebook A leading African archbishop has said that a historical tendency to regard Christianity as the “white man’s God” and the current rise of a “prosperity Gospel” combining Christianity with material resources represent obs to real evangelization on the continent. Crux reports that Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze of Benin City expressed anger that…

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Counter-protesters confront protesters in Dover!

Photo credit: Kent online It was a battle of which group you belong to as counter-protesters and anti-immigration protesters confront each other in Dover’s Market Square. KentOnline reports that the police were forced to step in as protesters in a small group surrounded a small group of anti-immigration demonstrators. The protesters started chanting “fascist scum.” There…

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Migrants aid Metro Vancouver!

Photo credit: Canadian immigrant A high level of immigration has helped in cushioning Metro Vancouver’s economy. rescued the  The Province reports that migrants have rescued the federation of 21 municipalities from high interest rates and inflation, which have weakened consumers’ spending power.  However, the city is still affected by the slowdown. The Conference Board of Canada…

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