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In the Daily Life of the Beggars of Dakar From Mali and Niger

Summary by Courrier International
Forced to beg or hold small businesses for their survival, these women from the sub-region are everywhere on the streets of the Senegalese capital. "The Sun" gives them the floor. They tell of exile, hunger and hope for a better future for their children.
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In the Daily Life of the Beggars of Dakar From Mali and Niger

Forced to beg or hold small businesses for their survival, these women from the sub-region are everywhere on the streets of the Senegalese capital. "The Sun" gives them the floor. They tell of exile, hunger and hope for a better future for their children.

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Courrier international broke the news in on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
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