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Author: Charlotte Arnaud

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Two girls, side by side.
Diffa: the new frontier

Diffa: the new frontier

Children in emergencies

By Charlotte Arnaud

Did you know that the word Sahel comes from Arabic and literally means side or frontier? I didn’t until recently. Or at least I didn’t truly understand the meaning of this word. You see, in the Sahel, frontiers are sometimes more a conceptual construction than a reality for most people. People living at the border with Nigeria… Read more →←
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