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Enterprising Somali refugees in Cape Town: beyond informality, beyond the spaza shop
Since the dawn of democracy, South Africa has received high numbers of refugees from around the African continent in particular. One of the largest groups of refugees, Somalis, have established numerous enterprises in South African cities, concentrated in micro and small business sectors, particular...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2020
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