Migrants driven from Tunisian olive groves left in limbo

Some migrants stood by helplessly, watching the smoke swirl into the sky just a few hundred metres (yards) away after the authorities torched what had been their temporary homes. "I don't know what to do," said Bakayo Abdelkadeur, a 26-year-old from Mali, clutching two worn blankets. For nearly two years, olive groves around El Amra, a town south of Tunis, served as informal camps for thousands of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. This week, authorities launched a sweeping operation to clear out...