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Migratory route of Africans Between 135,000 and 75,000 years ago , the East - African droughts shrunk the water volume of the lake Malawi by at least 95 %causingmigration out of Africa
God , Hip Hop , Truth Between 135,000 and 75,000 years ago , the East - African droughts shrunk the water volume of Lake Malawi by at least 95 %causingmigration out of Africa
these shiftscausedmigrations into East Africa
poverty due to depressed economic and socio - political crisis(passive) is strongly influenced byMigration in West Africa
Environmental changeinfluencesmigration in Africa
every more extreme temperaturescausinghuge migration in Africa
Britain ’s Department for International Development ... aimedto preventmigration from east Africa
job opportunitiesledto migration to East Africa
strongly to national economies ... despite the local protests ... and the tragic deaths of migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean , which we see reported in the mediais contributingstrongly to national economies ... despite the local protests ... and the tragic deaths of migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean , which we see reported in the media
in bouts of xenophobia especially in South Africa LEGISLATORS in Namibiahas resultedin bouts of xenophobia especially in South Africa LEGISLATORS in Namibia
the latest composition of peoples in South Africahas influencedthe latest composition of peoples in South Africa
a lucrative market for human smuggling — estimated to be worth $ 765 million annually along the Trans - Sahara route alonehas createda lucrative market for human smuggling — estimated to be worth $ 765 million annually along the Trans - Sahara route alone
the genetic bottleneck(passive) caused bythe genetic bottleneck
a bottleneck , with only a fraction of our genetic diversity getting exported to populations that left the continentcreateda bottleneck , with only a fraction of our genetic diversity getting exported to populations that left the continent
in modern man evolving in coastal areasresultedin modern man evolving in coastal areas
in humansresultedin humans
a multitude of actors that interact – formally or not , directly or indirectly – on different scalessetsa multitude of actors that interact – formally or not , directly or indirectly – on different scales
new elites of new wealth that supported ... Education , Identity , and Recognitioncreatednew elites of new wealth that supported ... Education , Identity , and Recognition