African Women and Development: A History by Margaret Snyder (Author), Mary Tadesse (Author)

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African Women and Development: A History by Margaret Snyder (Author), Mary Tadesse (Author)ISBN: 1868142817 Wits University Press, 1995 Paperback 239 pages This volume describes and assesses the development of the African Training and Research Centre for Women (ATRCW) in the context of the issues African women have had to contend with. Statistical information on health, education and employment are combined with interview material to create an understanding of the realities they face.

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