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GOVERNMENT EXPULSION ORDER In the early 1970s the Ghanaian government encouraged the trade in livestock with neighbouring Sahelian countries . The aim of the policy was to secure cheap and abundant meat for the rising urban population ...
GOVERNMENT EXPULSION ORDER In the early 1970s the Ghanaian government encouraged the trade in livestock with neighbouring Sahelian countries . The aim of the policy was to secure cheap and abundant meat for the rising urban population ...
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Shifting the theoretical frame in this fashion means that other countries with substantial subsistence sectors — even today a few African and Asian countries with substantial rural subsistence sectors come quickly to mind — refocuses ...
Shifting the theoretical frame in this fashion means that other countries with substantial subsistence sectors — even today a few African and Asian countries with substantial rural subsistence sectors come quickly to mind — refocuses ...
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Tanzania is East Africa's poorest country ( GNP per capita US $ 140 in 1995 , with a range of US $ 100 - US $ 250 between ... Countries having fewer natural resources , less political stability , and less well endowed with agricultural ...
Tanzania is East Africa's poorest country ( GNP per capita US $ 140 in 1995 , with a range of US $ 100 - US $ 250 between ... Countries having fewer natural resources , less political stability , and less well endowed with agricultural ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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