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Child workers boost Ivory Coast chocolate industry
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Al Jazeera English
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The Ivory Coast's economy has grown over the past four years, making it one of Africa's top performers. But the number of children forced to work in the west-African nation has more than doubled in about the same time, as Tania Page reports.
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