Talk Africa: Mediterranean migration crisis

In spite of the risks, thousands of Africans still try to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Europe, and many have lost their lives in these desperate journeys. Each day, in the last decade, the migration crisis has deepened. But this isn’t to say Europe and Africa have merely watched as bystanders. Leaders from either side of the Mediterranean Sea have gathered in their latest attempt to chart a path out of the crisis. So what is being done to stem the tide?
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[@nyalekambombo4893]

We don't have any issue in east africa about migrant although there are so many .

[@intrue5021]

NATO stupid version of migration:
But the Gates Foundation have invested 7 billion in Kenya for copper traffic! If people live over a mineral resource, they have paid and people must go away, from RDC, Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan...
But many ships passing from Tunisia (to take silicium) before to go to Europe (to the new Intell industries)!

[@BelgianCongo]

Stay in your country!

[@williams.1980]

The reports at the beginning seemed like highlights of the worst behavior attempting to malign the migrants. I honestly think that helping these people would be done swiftly and expediently if there was interest in this, but there is none. The interest is in transferring humanity.