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Transcending the legacy: Children in the new Southern Africa.

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BookPublisher: Harare : SARDC, 1995Subject(s): Children | Southern Africa//education//health//nutrition//women//law//d emocracy/structural adjustment//child labour//researchSummary: This book examines the complex legacies that apartheid and destabilisation have left behind. Using country and community-level case studies, the book looks at both the obstacles to progress imposed by that legacy, and at many positive examples from the region of advancement in key sectors for children and women. The book also provides concepts and proposals drwn from the region's own experience, for seizing an historic moment for children.

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This book examines the complex legacies that apartheid and destabilisation have left behind. Using country and community-level case studies, the book looks at both the obstacles to progress imposed by that legacy, and at many positive examples from the region of advancement in key sectors for children and women. The book also provides concepts and proposals drwn from the region's own experience, for seizing an historic moment for children.

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