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African communities have had to endure years of outside intervention from individuals and organisations. The actions and achievements of the people themselves are all too rarely acknowledged. Derrick Knight's A Burning Hunger pays tribute to the efforts of ordinary Senegalese - it draws together vivid personal accounts of the lives and work of two generations of farmers, labourers, health workers and others he has talked with on his frequent visits to Senegal.
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Economic assistance, Economic conditions, History, Poverty, Social conditions, Sociology, Urban, Urban SociologyTimes
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On cover: Three decades of personal struggles against poverty: a West African experience.
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