Sicily's rich olive pickings - the fruit of Italy's migrant exploitation
In our series of letters from African journalists, Ismail Einashe meets olive pickers from Africa living in squalor and working for gangmasters for little pay in Italy.
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The town of Campobello di Mazara on the Italian island of Sicily overlooks rows of olive trees blanketing verdant fields - farm trucks zoom past with crates brimming with plump green olives.
But a short stroll away from this idyllic view is something much darker - a filthy makeshift encampment that resembles a refugee camp.