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Mexico surpasses China in goods imported to US. What about NC? - Vimarsana News

Mexico surpasses China in goods imported to US. What about NC?

For the first time in more than two decades, China has been knocked off the top spot when it comes to the source of goods imported to the United States.

The Agadez Valley: Triumph of Nigerien onion farmers against biopiracy - Vimarsana News

The Agadez Valley: Triumph of Nigerien onion farmers against biopiracy

Between 2007 and 2010, I frequently travelled to Niger for business reasons. This was the same place my mother conducted business when I was attending basic school in my hometown, Bawku. She used to transport onions from Galmi each time she visited.

The Agadez Valley: Triumph of Nigerian onion farmers against biopiracy - Vimarsana News

The Agadez Valley: Triumph of Nigerian onion farmers against biopiracy

Between 2007 and 2010, I frequently travelled to Niger for business reasons. This was the same place my mother conducted business when I was attending basic school in my hometown, Bawku. She used to transport onions from Galmi each time she visited.

Mexico surpasses China in goods imported to US. What about NC? - Vimarsana News

Mexico surpasses China in goods imported to US. What about NC?

For the first time in 20 years, China is knocked off the top spot when it comes to importing goods imported to the United States.

Ghana struggling with tsunami of secondhand clothes - Vimarsana News

Ghana struggling with tsunami of secondhand clothes

It takes Nii Armah and his crew of 30 fishermen hours to haul their weighty nets to shore on the bustling Korle-Gonno beach of Ghana's capital Accra. "Our nets are lost to the clothing from the markets," Armah told AFP. "And the fish are slipping away... our sustenance" with them.

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