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A massive protest has erupted in Nepal, where Nepalese youth are protesting against deep-rooted corruption and... get this... 19.2% youth unemployment, in stark contrast to South Africa's youth unemployment rate of 46.1% They were triggered by politicians' children flaunting a luxury life abroad while ordinary citizens struggle, when the...

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