Interview: “Pastoralist women have the capacity to lead”
- ILEIA
- 02 February 2017
In Tanzania, large scale investment is increasing and this has a huge impact on pastoralists’ access to land.
In Tanzania, large scale investment is increasing and this has a huge impact on pastoralists’ access to land.
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