At the dawn of independence, incoming African leaders were quick to prioritize education on their
At the dawn of independence, incoming African leaders were quick to prioritize education on their
“These people that you have heard so much about are just people. They are mums and dads, brothers and sisters, grandpas and grandmas. They are teachers, farmers and doctors. A lot of migrants are kids, just like you.
Many of them didn’t have a choice about leaving their homes. They were scared that, if they stayed, they would get hurt, or that their families might even be killed.”
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