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Kussum Datte, Elsie Alexander, and Banu Arzamund Kha. Beyond Inequalities: Women in Botswana. Harare: Southern African Research & Documentation Centre, 1998. Distributed by African Books Collective Ltd., 27 Park End Street, Oxford 0X1 1HU. 114 pp. Map. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Appendixes. £7.50 (US$13.75). Paper. - W. Tichagwa. Beyond Inequalities. Women in Zimbabwe. Harare: Southern African Research & Documentation Centre, 1998. Distributed by African Books Collective Ltd., 27 Park End Street, Oxford 0X1 1HU. 92 pp. Map. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Appendixes. £7.50 (US$13.75). Paper.

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Kussum Datte, Elsie Alexander, and Banu Arzamund Kha. Beyond Inequalities: Women in Botswana. Harare: Southern African Research & Documentation Centre, 1998. Distributed by African Books Collective Ltd., 27 Park End Street, Oxford 0X1 1HU. 114 pp. Map. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Appendixes. £7.50 (US$13.75). Paper.
W. Tichagwa. Beyond Inequalities. Women in Zimbabwe. Harare: Southern African Research & Documentation Centre, 1998. Distributed by African Books Collective Ltd., 27 Park End Street, Oxford 0X1 1HU. 92 pp. Map. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Appendixes. £7.50 (US$13.75). Paper.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 May 2014

Peter L. Glidden
Peter L. Glidden*
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West Chester University, West Chester, Pennsylvania
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African Studies Review , Volume 42 , Issue 3 , December 1999 , pp. 114 - 116
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Copyright © African Studies Association 1999

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