Over 100 Ghanaians who had been detained in Libya, have returned after the government secured a chartered flight to bring them home.

They went to Libya with the hope of getting to Europe but ended up in detention centres as illegal migrants.

Their return follows world-wide outrage over footage of Sub-Saharan Africans being auctioned as slaves in the country.

African and European leaders have been discussing the issue at a meeting in Ivory Coast, and have drawn up a "Marshall Plan for Africa" to try and deal with the problem.

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