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1743 map of west coast of Africa where slave trade thrived. Ignoring key European interest, the slave trade, scene at lower Stock Photo

RMCWA6F5–1743 map of west coast of Africa where slave trade thrived. Ignoring key European interest, the slave trade, scene at lower

1743 Homann Heirs Map of West Africa ( Slave Trade references ) 'Guinea' - Stock Photo

RMCW878R–1743 Homann Heirs Map of West Africa ( Slave Trade references ) 'Guinea' -

SLAVE COAST West Africa on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida Stock Photo

RM2B9YN64–SLAVE COAST West Africa on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida

African slave caravan marched to the coast where they will be shipped to plantations 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA8FDH2–African slave caravan marched to the coast where they will be shipped to plantations 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut

Fighting with slave dealers at the east coast of Africa Stock Photo

RFEH2X01–Fighting with slave dealers at the east coast of Africa

RM2BDX75D–Africa, Slave Traders, 1854

Implements Used By East Africa Slave Traders. Stock Photo

RMD86EET–Implements Used By East Africa Slave Traders.

slavery, Africa, slave transport at the Upper Nile, wood engraving, before 1870, Stock Photo

RMBJN6Y7–slavery, Africa, slave transport at the Upper Nile, wood engraving, before 1870,

HISTORY OF AFRICA. Slave market in Zanzibar. Engraving by Hildibrand. 1882. Stock Photo

RMBG8M77–HISTORY OF AFRICA. Slave market in Zanzibar. Engraving by Hildibrand. 1882.

Central Africa: 'Gang Of Captives met at Mbame’s on their way to Tette'. Drawing by David Livingstone (19 March 1913 - 1 May 1873), 1865. 'The slave party, a long line of manacled men, women, and children, came wending their way round the hill and into the valley, on the side of which the village stood. The black drivers, armed with muskets, and bedecked with various articles of finery, marched jauntily in the front, middle, and rear of the line; some of them blowing exultant notes out of long tin horns. They seemed to feel that they were doing a very noble thing, and might proudly march...' Stock Photo

RM2B01B6E–Central Africa: 'Gang Of Captives met at Mbame’s on their way to Tette'. Drawing by David Livingstone (19 March 1913 - 1 May 1873), 1865. 'The slave party, a long line of manacled men, women, and children, came wending their way round the hill and into the valley, on the side of which the village stood. The black drivers, armed with muskets, and bedecked with various articles of finery, marched jauntily in the front, middle, and rear of the line; some of them blowing exultant notes out of long tin horns. They seemed to feel that they were doing a very noble thing, and might proudly march...'

1743 map of west coast of Africa where slave trade thrived. Ignoring key European interest, the slave trade, scene at lower left shows free Africans processing elephant ivory, smoking, and buildings. Stock Photo

RMBTJNTF–1743 map of west coast of Africa where slave trade thrived. Ignoring key European interest, the slave trade, scene at lower left shows free Africans processing elephant ivory, smoking, and buildings.

View of Cape Coast castle from the sea in Cape Coast, Ghana, Africa Stock Photo

RMA4B03W–View of Cape Coast castle from the sea in Cape Coast, Ghana, Africa

RMKCDGH3–1743, Homann Heirs Map of West Africa, Slave Trade references Guinea

Elk151 1264 Ghana Cape Coast Castle slave castle 1665 1894 courtyard Stock Photo

RMBCT46M–Elk151 1264 Ghana Cape Coast Castle slave castle 1665 1894 courtyard

LEG IRONS SLAVE SHIP SLAVERY TRADE 19th Century leg irons shackles shamefully used to shackle captured indigenous Africans from African Continent countries Africa Slave Trade Stock Photo

RMKEN6D8–LEG IRONS SLAVE SHIP SLAVERY TRADE 19th Century leg irons shackles shamefully used to shackle captured indigenous Africans from African Continent countries Africa Slave Trade

Captives being brought on board a slave ship on the West Coast of Africa (Slave Coast). Wood engraving c1880 Stock Photo

RMTXGYRY–Captives being brought on board a slave ship on the West Coast of Africa (Slave Coast). Wood engraving c1880

African slave traffic. One group of Africans sell other Africans to white slave traders. From The History of Slavery and the Slave Trade - Ancient and Modern - The Forms of Slavery that Prevailed in Ancient Nations, Particularly in Greece and Rome. By W. O. Blake. Published in Columbus, Ohio, USA, 1859 Stock Photo

RM2BM77FA–African slave traffic. One group of Africans sell other Africans to white slave traders. From The History of Slavery and the Slave Trade - Ancient and Modern - The Forms of Slavery that Prevailed in Ancient Nations, Particularly in Greece and Rome. By W. O. Blake. Published in Columbus, Ohio, USA, 1859

Vintage illustration Arab slave traders attack a village in Central Africa, History of East African slave trade, 1880s, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2WCNC0R–Vintage illustration Arab slave traders attack a village in Central Africa, History of East African slave trade, 1880s, 19th Century

A 19th century engraving showing an Arab dhow slave ship off the coast of East Africa. The sea going generally single masted slavers were of moderate size and were also used for carrying goods as well as slaves to Arabia Stock Photo

RM2H8CJ1X–A 19th century engraving showing an Arab dhow slave ship off the coast of East Africa. The sea going generally single masted slavers were of moderate size and were also used for carrying goods as well as slaves to Arabia

RMD96ABR–Captives being brought on board a slave ship on the West Coast of Africa (Slave Coast). Wood engraving c1880

Fort Apollonia is an old slave trading centre, Beyin, Ghana Stock Photo

RMA7H9PH–Fort Apollonia is an old slave trading centre, Beyin, Ghana

SLAVE COAST West Africa marked on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida. Stock Photo

RM2B9YN61–SLAVE COAST West Africa marked on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida.

Slave shed where African captives are held until sold into slavery. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA8FDGF–Slave shed where African captives are held until sold into slavery. Hand-colored woodcut

Ex-slave Thomas Lewis Johnson (1836-1921), pictured with a lash and slave chains, was a Christian missionary to Africa in 1878 after receiving his freedom following the American Civil War. Johnson served for a while as a missionary in Colorado and then in 1876 travelled with his wife to England, where he became a student and friend of world-renowned Baptist minister Charles H. Spurgeon. Johnson wrote of his time as a slave and as a missionary in his autobiographical work, Twenty-Eight Years a Slave. Stock Photo

RMMBH6JX–Ex-slave Thomas Lewis Johnson (1836-1921), pictured with a lash and slave chains, was a Christian missionary to Africa in 1878 after receiving his freedom following the American Civil War. Johnson served for a while as a missionary in Colorado and then in 1876 travelled with his wife to England, where he became a student and friend of world-renowned Baptist minister Charles H. Spurgeon. Johnson wrote of his time as a slave and as a missionary in his autobiographical work, Twenty-Eight Years a Slave.

Africa, Slave Market Auction, 1830s Stock Photo

RMT7YTNG–Africa, Slave Market Auction, 1830s

EAST AFRICA The slave market at Zanzibar Date: circa 1860 Stock Photo

RMG37R23–EAST AFRICA The slave market at Zanzibar Date: circa 1860

RMCPM4TT–Slave hunt in Africa

Famous slave trading fort of colonial times Cape Coast Castle with old cannons and white washed walls, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa. Stock Photo

RFK8TFRH–Famous slave trading fort of colonial times Cape Coast Castle with old cannons and white washed walls, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa.

Ghana / Netherlands: Jan Pranger (1700 - 13 April 1773), the Dutch Director-General of the Gold Coast (r. 1730-1734), Oil on canvas painting by Frans van der Mijn (1719 - 20 August 1783), 1742. The Gold Coast of West Africa was captured from the Portuguese by the Dutch West India Company (GWC) in 1637, and was used as a port for trading gold, as well as for its fleets’ long voyages to Asia where the Netherlands controlled majority stakes in the spice trade, and to the Americas where the GWC shipped slaves. The Gold Coast remained in Dutch hands until 1872-1874 when the British took over. Stock Photo

RM2X5DCXJ–Ghana / Netherlands: Jan Pranger (1700 - 13 April 1773), the Dutch Director-General of the Gold Coast (r. 1730-1734), Oil on canvas painting by Frans van der Mijn (1719 - 20 August 1783), 1742. The Gold Coast of West Africa was captured from the Portuguese by the Dutch West India Company (GWC) in 1637, and was used as a port for trading gold, as well as for its fleets’ long voyages to Asia where the Netherlands controlled majority stakes in the spice trade, and to the Americas where the GWC shipped slaves. The Gold Coast remained in Dutch hands until 1872-1874 when the British took over.

Ghanaian Schoolchildren exploring Elmina Castle one of most important stops on the route of the Atlantic slave trade. Stock Photo

RMWW6GEK–Ghanaian Schoolchildren exploring Elmina Castle one of most important stops on the route of the Atlantic slave trade.

A female western tourist looks at an exhibit in the The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibition, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Stock Photo

RF2WN0DWR–A female western tourist looks at an exhibit in the The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibition, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania

1743 Homann Heirs Map of West Africa ( Slave Trade references ) 'Guinea' - Geographicus - Aethiopia-hmhr-1743 Stock Photo

RMHN69KW–1743 Homann Heirs Map of West Africa ( Slave Trade references ) 'Guinea' - Geographicus - Aethiopia-hmhr-1743

1834 Carey Map of West Africa Slave Ivory Coasts Biafra Guinea Senegambia Ashanti Dahomey Sudan Loango Stock Photo

RF2AMC86M–1834 Carey Map of West Africa Slave Ivory Coasts Biafra Guinea Senegambia Ashanti Dahomey Sudan Loango

Historical museum view from the sea in Gorée island Dakar Stock Photo

RMB8TGWJ–Historical museum view from the sea in Gorée island Dakar

Main departure point at Ganvie, to villages on stilts, Benin, West Africa Stock Photo

RMDX71W3–Main departure point at Ganvie, to villages on stilts, Benin, West Africa

A group of captured Africans being led away by a white slaver. Stock Photo

RMC5YXYD–A group of captured Africans being led away by a white slaver.

Slave traders in West Africa setting fire to huts and kidnapping inhabitants as they try to escape. From Rev. Isaac Taylor 'Scenes in Africa' London 1824. Engraving Stock Photo

RMTXGYT9–Slave traders in West Africa setting fire to huts and kidnapping inhabitants as they try to escape. From Rev. Isaac Taylor 'Scenes in Africa' London 1824. Engraving

Inside the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana. Stock Photo

RF2BG2XMF–Inside the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana.

Slave convoy on the way to slave boat. Africa. Early 19th century. Copperplate engraving. Stock Photo

RMD95XKW–Slave convoy on the way to slave boat. Africa. Early 19th century. Copperplate engraving.

Cape Coast Castle, old gold and slave trading centre, Cape Coast, Ghana Stock Photo

RMA7HA9G–Cape Coast Castle, old gold and slave trading centre, Cape Coast, Ghana

SLAVE COAST West Africa. Map about 1720 Stock Photo

RM2B9YN67–SLAVE COAST West Africa. Map about 1720

West African native canoe full of captives to be sold as slaves. Hand-colored woodcut of an E. W. Kemble illustration Stock Photo

RMAG4DR8–West African native canoe full of captives to be sold as slaves. Hand-colored woodcut of an E. W. Kemble illustration

RMWX607B–Cape Town, Slave Lodge

Central Africa, King of Kongo Slave, 1797 Stock Photo

RM2BDX65H–Central Africa, King of Kongo Slave, 1797

EAST AFRICA Slave market at Khartoum (Sudan) Date: circa 1860 Stock Photo

RMG37R1K–EAST AFRICA Slave market at Khartoum (Sudan) Date: circa 1860

Captured slave hunters in German East Africa Stock Photo

RMCPM4TK–Captured slave hunters in German East Africa

RFK8TFRK–Famous slave trading fort of colonial times Cape Coast Castle with old cannons and white washed walls, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa.

Le Prospecteur du Mogreb a Short Story by Charles Géniaux (1910). An Adventure Story Set in Colonial North Africa. Stock Photo

RMEMFJ8N–Le Prospecteur du Mogreb a Short Story by Charles Géniaux (1910). An Adventure Story Set in Colonial North Africa.

Interior Courtyard in Elmina Castle, Ghana a.k.a. St George Castle - a major hub in the trans-Atlantic slave trade Stock Photo

RMWWNYHC–Interior Courtyard in Elmina Castle, Ghana a.k.a. St George Castle - a major hub in the trans-Atlantic slave trade

Western tourists look at exhibits in the The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibition, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Stock Photo

RF2WN0DTY–Western tourists look at exhibits in the The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibition, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania

le de GorÕee Senegal off the coast at Dakar 7 2003 n nWest Africa slave island woman standing at the door bicycle in front Stock Photo

RMBBHEFJ–le de GorÕee Senegal off the coast at Dakar 7 2003 n nWest Africa slave island woman standing at the door bicycle in front

RF2AMC85P–1834 Carey Map of West Africa Slave Ivory Coasts Biafra Guinea Senegambia Ashanti Dahomey Sudan Loango

1670 Ogilby Map of West Africa ( Gold Coast, Slave Coast, Ivory Coast ) Stock Photo

RMCW87N1–1670 Ogilby Map of West Africa ( Gold Coast, Slave Coast, Ivory Coast )

History of Africa. 19th century. Slave working carrying her child tied on her back. Engraving by F. Tegelmeyer. El Congo y la Creación del Estado Independiente de este nombre. Historia de los Trabajos y Exploraciones Verificados (The Congo and the Founding of its Free State. A Story of Work and Exploration), by Henry M. Stanley. Edited in Barcelona, ca.1890. Spain. Stock Photo

RM2FKY7JN–History of Africa. 19th century. Slave working carrying her child tied on her back. Engraving by F. Tegelmeyer. El Congo y la Creación del Estado Independiente de este nombre. Historia de los Trabajos y Exploraciones Verificados (The Congo and the Founding of its Free State. A Story of Work and Exploration), by Henry M. Stanley. Edited in Barcelona, ca.1890. Spain.

Slave trading in Africa in the 19th century Stock Photo

RMC61797–Slave trading in Africa in the 19th century

Slave Monument by Clara Sornas in Stone town, Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa Stock Photo

RFC2BT36–Slave Monument by Clara Sornas in Stone town, Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa

Dungeon inside the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana. Stock Photo

RF2BG2XPC–Dungeon inside the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana.

Slave traders in West Africa setting fire to huts and kidnapping inhabitants as they try to escape. From the Reverand Isaac Taylor 'Scenes in Africa' London 1824. Engraving. Stock Photo

RMD96AA4–Slave traders in West Africa setting fire to huts and kidnapping inhabitants as they try to escape. From the Reverand Isaac Taylor 'Scenes in Africa' London 1824. Engraving.

RMA7HAAH–Cape Coast Castle, old gold and slave trading centre, Cape Coast, Ghana

Anglican Cathedral of Christ, built over the location on past slave trade in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Africa Stock Photo

RFDWN9TH–Anglican Cathedral of Christ, built over the location on past slave trade in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Africa

Traders bringing African captives to slave ships on the west coast of Africa 1700s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration Stock Photo

RMA8FDJF–Traders bringing African captives to slave ships on the west coast of Africa 1700s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration

The slave house on the island of Goree, facing Dakar Stock Photo

RFRT4G9Y–The slave house on the island of Goree, facing Dakar

North Africa, Moroccan Slave, 19th Century Stock Photo

RF2BDX7BH–North Africa, Moroccan Slave, 19th Century

CENTRAL AFRICA a slave convoy, encountered by Livingstone Date: circa 1860 Stock Photo

RMG37R1J–CENTRAL AFRICA a slave convoy, encountered by Livingstone Date: circa 1860

Tied up slave trader in German East Africa, 1899 Stock Photo

RMC4573A–Tied up slave trader in German East Africa, 1899

RFK8TFRW–Famous slave trading fort of colonial times Cape Coast Castle with old cannons and white washed walls, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa.

Inhabitants of the Slave Coast. Africa. Upper Guinea, 1885 antique map Stock Photo

RFGBX6HP–Inhabitants of the Slave Coast. Africa. Upper Guinea, 1885 antique map

Ghanaian Man Stands By The 'Door Of No Return' - Elmina Castle, Ghana Stock Photo

RMWWNYM2–Ghanaian Man Stands By The 'Door Of No Return' - Elmina Castle, Ghana

RF2WN0DW9–A female western tourist looks at an exhibit in the The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibition, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania

Three tourists learning about slavery in the reconstruction of old slave chambers, the Christ Church, Stone Town Zanzibar Africa Stock Photo

RMCX59M6–Three tourists learning about slavery in the reconstruction of old slave chambers, the Christ Church, Stone Town Zanzibar Africa

RF2AMC85Y–1834 Carey Map of West Africa Slave Ivory Coasts Biafra Guinea Senegambia Ashanti Dahomey Sudan Loango

Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport. Stock Photo

RM2EKEGHK–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

Iziko Old Slave Lodge in Cape Town in South Africa in Sub Saharan Africa. Apartheid Slavery Trade History Historical Architecture Building Museum Stock Photo

RMB8A5YN–Iziko Old Slave Lodge in Cape Town in South Africa in Sub Saharan Africa. Apartheid Slavery Trade History Historical Architecture Building Museum

Slave driving in Africa in the 19th century. Stock Photo

RMC2H4P8–Slave driving in Africa in the 19th century.

RFC2BT2C–Slave Monument by Clara Sornas in Stone town, Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa

View from a window in the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana. Stock Photo

RF2BG2XE7–View from a window in the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana.

Iziko Slave Lodge Museum, Adderley Street, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, Republic of South Africa Stock Photo

RMF1JMMF–Iziko Slave Lodge Museum, Adderley Street, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, Republic of South Africa

SLAVE COAST west Africa marled on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida. Stock Photo

RM2BA0K0A–SLAVE COAST west Africa marled on a 1727 map. Courtesy University of Florida.

GHA, Ghana: Fort Elmina. Built by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century and later owned by the Dutch and the English, Fort Elmina held Africans before shipment to the slave markets of the Americas. Stock Photo

RM2RXMRFW–GHA, Ghana: Fort Elmina. Built by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century and later owned by the Dutch and the English, Fort Elmina held Africans before shipment to the slave markets of the Americas.

Native slaves carrying fuel and cutting rice in East Africa 1860s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMBB8H36–Native slaves carrying fuel and cutting rice in East Africa 1860s. Hand-colored woodcut

Engraving of a slave driver killing off a captive during a slave catching raid in Africa. Original by J.B. Zwecken. Stock Photo

RMR2RBHC–Engraving of a slave driver killing off a captive during a slave catching raid in Africa. Original by J.B. Zwecken.

Northeast Africa, Abyssinian Slave, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2BDX6MK–Northeast Africa, Abyssinian Slave, 19th Century

RMG38BAD–CENTRAL AFRICA a slave convoy, encountered by Livingstone Date: circa 1860

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RFK8TFRN–Famous slave trading fort of colonial times Cape Coast Castle with old cannons and white washed walls, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa.

CENTRAL AFRICA. Female Warori slave, South end of Lake Tanganyika 1891 print Stock Photo

RFMN4GHF–CENTRAL AFRICA. Female Warori slave, South end of Lake Tanganyika 1891 print

Elmina Castle, Ghana a.k.a. St George Castle - a major hub in the trans-Atlantic slave trade Stock Photo

RMWWNYK4–Elmina Castle, Ghana a.k.a. St George Castle - a major hub in the trans-Atlantic slave trade

Suppression of Slavery in Africa. Cardinal Charles Lavigerie (1825-92) and the White Brothers Anti-Slavery Missionaries Stock Photo

RMDTFJ16–Suppression of Slavery in Africa. Cardinal Charles Lavigerie (1825-92) and the White Brothers Anti-Slavery Missionaries

RMPPDBD6–HISTORY OF AFRICA. Slave market in Zanzibar. Engraving by Hildibrand. 1882.

Villagers on their way home, where they live in huts on stilts Stock Photo

RMDX71K9–Villagers on their way home, where they live in huts on stilts

RM2EKDRAG–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

Central Africa: An Arab slaver with a coffle of slaves. Illustration from the newspaper 'L'Illustration', 1849. Black slaves were imported into the Muslim world from Africa by a number of routes northward across the Sahara desert, and by sea into Arabia and the Persian Gulf. Estimates of the number involved vary greatly but it seems that there may easily have been 10 million, perhaps even twice that number. Two-thirds of African slaves were female, as male slaves were considered to be troublesome. Stock Photo

RM2B01B6M–Central Africa: An Arab slaver with a coffle of slaves. Illustration from the newspaper 'L'Illustration', 1849. Black slaves were imported into the Muslim world from Africa by a number of routes northward across the Sahara desert, and by sea into Arabia and the Persian Gulf. Estimates of the number involved vary greatly but it seems that there may easily have been 10 million, perhaps even twice that number. Two-thirds of African slaves were female, as male slaves were considered to be troublesome.

Negroland and Guinea, with the European settlements, explaining what belongs to England, Holland, Denmark etc. By H. Moll, Geographer. From an atlas printed and sold by T. Bowles, London circa 1735. The map covers some of the main slaving areas of equatorial Africa. Stock Photo

RM2BY79N7–Negroland and Guinea, with the European settlements, explaining what belongs to England, Holland, Denmark etc. By H. Moll, Geographer. From an atlas printed and sold by T. Bowles, London circa 1735. The map covers some of the main slaving areas of equatorial Africa.

Interior of Albreda Slave Museum in The Gambia West Africa Stock Photo

RMAB4F8A–Interior of Albreda Slave Museum in The Gambia West Africa

RF2BG2XEK–View from a window in the historic Cape Coast Slave Castle on the coast of Ghana.

The Slave Trade, (A man being captured from his family, by slave traders on the coast of Africa), painting in oil on canvas by George Morland, circa 1788 Stock Photo

RM2JTHWP1–The Slave Trade, (A man being captured from his family, by slave traders on the coast of Africa), painting in oil on canvas by George Morland, circa 1788

South Africa, Cape Town. Iziko Slave Lodge, formerly Government Office Building, Old Supreme Court. Statue of Jan Smuts, right. Stock Photo

RMDJ6XEJ–South Africa, Cape Town. Iziko Slave Lodge, formerly Government Office Building, Old Supreme Court. Statue of Jan Smuts, right.

RM2RXMRF5–GHA, Ghana: Fort Elmina. Built by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century and later owned by the Dutch and the English, Fort Elmina held Africans before shipment to the slave markets of the Americas.

Old illustration of slaves in Unyamwezi region, Tanzania Stock Photo

RFCWW0PF–Old illustration of slaves in Unyamwezi region, Tanzania

RMKCE9DB–1670, Ogilby Map of West Africa, Gold Coast, Slave Coast, Ivory Coast

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