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The Migration Dilemma

Refugee stories: Life in Germany

How easy is it to settle in a new country, away from family and friends? Patience Makayabu Ngano fled the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over 10 years ago. Here is Part 2 of her story: Life in Germany

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