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African emigrants to Italy

African emigrants to Italy include Italian citizens and residents originally from Africa. Immigrants from West, East and North Africa officially residing in Italy in 2015 numbered about 1,000,000 residents. Afro-Italians (Afroitaliani) are Italians born in African countries but raised in Italy, Italian citizens of African descent, or of mixed African and Italian roots.

Countries of origin
North Africa The largest group of immigrants from Africa are Arabs from North Africa, numbering 641,085 official residents in 2016. By country of origin, most of these recent arrivals are from Morocco (437,485), Egypt (109,871), Tunisia (95,645) and Algeria (71,765). Italy also has a number of immigrants from Libya (1,819), a territory where Italian expatriates had a presence during the colonial period. West Africa and East Africa immigrants in Milan|alt=A group of African men sitting or squatting on a low bench next to a glass wall in a large city square. In the rear can be seen a street with a tall rectilinear skyscraper Compared to Maghrebis from North Africa, the percentage of West Africans as a proportion of immigrants to Italy from Africa is 35.7% (370,068 official residents in 2015). Most come from Nigeria (98,176), Senegal (77,264) and Ghana (48,637). There are also smaller numbers from Eritrea (9,579), from Ethiopia (8,000) and from Somalia (7,903). ==Discrimination==
Discrimination
African immigrants are discriminated against in Italy. ==Notable immigrants to Italy==
Notable immigrants to Italy
The following is a list of notable people of African birth who later immigrated to Italy and resided there, either wholly or at least part time. SportsKelvin Yeboah - Footballer born in Ghana Politicians MusicSaba Anglana - singer and actress born in SomaliaBello FiGo - singer born in Ghana • Franco Califano - singer born in Libya • Nour Eddine - singer and filmmaker born in Morocco • Laïoung, rapper and music producer, born 1992, in Brussels to Italian father and British mother of Sierra Leonean origin • Bruno Lauzi - singer born in Eritrea • or Maruego - rapper, (born 1992 in Morocco), grew up in Milan, naturalized Italian Communications and other mediaKhaby Lame - prominent TikTokker of Senegalese background Acting, television and filmmakingElisa Kadigia Bove - actress of Italian-Somali descent • Remo Girone - actor born in EritreaSandra Milo - actress born in TunisiaClaudia Cardinale - actress born in Tunisia • Zeudi Araya - Eritrean-Italian actress • Edwige Fenech - actress born in Algeria of Maltese father and Italian mother • Youma Diakite - model born in Mali Community activistsJosephine Bakhita (c. 1869–1947), Catholic religious sister, born in Sudan; declared a saint by the Catholic Church in 2000 • Michele Amatore (1826 - 1883), born in Sudan, enslaved in childhood, later freed and established in Italy; soldier and sharpshooter in Piedmontese army, attaining rank of captain. Decorated for distinguished service in Sicily during a cholera epidemic. • Adel Smith (1960–2014), controversial Italian anti-Christian activist. Born Emilio Smith in Alexandria, Egypt to an Italian father and an Egyptian mother; raised in Italy as a Catholic, he later converted to Islam ==See also==
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