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The unequal multispecies entangled human-rat relation: How rodent control reveals colonial legacies in the lives of people of Lwandle/Nomzamo in Strand, Cape Town, South Africa
Rat infestation torments people in poor communities. This is evident in the selling and circulation of agricultural pesticides that are repurposed as rodenticides in the informal settlements of Cape Town. The use of ‘street pesticides' has sparked debates about poor urban infrastructures that give r...
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Social Anthropology
2022
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