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These are the seven most worthless African passports to hold in 2021 - Face2Face Africa

The Henley Passport Index has released its latest report on the ranking of the world’s passports according to the destinations one can visit without a prior visa. According to the latest ranking, Japan maintains the top spot as having the world’s most powerful passport while in Africa, South Africa tops the chart. Global citizenship and...

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