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![]() | Johnson, Omotunde E.G. (ed.) (2012) |
Economic challenges and policy issues in early twenty-first century Sierra Leone | |
![]() | London: International Growth Centre. 562p. |
![]() | Adubra, Ayele Lea (2003) |
Non-traditional occupations, empowerment and women: a case of Togolese women | |
Ann Arbor, MI: UMI. 202p. |
![]() | Ngware, Moses W. (2002) |
![]() | Gender Participation in Technical Training Institutions: An Assessment of the Kenyan Case |
![]() | Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review. Volume 18 #1. January. p. 21-33. |
![]() | Ngau, Margaret M. (1999) |
Female Marginalization in Vocational and Technical Education in Kenya: A Case Study | |
![]() | Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review. Volume 15 #1. January. p. 55-77. |
![]() | Opare, James A. (1996) |
Boys and girls in science: does the gender composition of the school matter? | |
![]() | Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research. Volume 8 #1. March. p. 27-44. |
![]() | Anonymous (1993) |
Why are there fewer African women who choose scientific and technical professions? | |
Arise (Kampala, Uganda). #10. July-October. p. 10-12. |
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