Sahel: women power rules the economy

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Review of African Political Economy, 2000, vol. 27, issue 83, 125-127

Abstract: Women in the Sahel region are in the forefront of an ambitious scheme to alleviate poverty. They have joined forces to build a popular urban economy. Their success, write Newslink Africa's special correspondents Bella Diallo andMarieme Sow, shows women can play a full part in public and economic life.

Date: 2000
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