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    An analysis of the importance of formal education as migrants' livelihood strategy : a case study of Congolese graduates in Durban. 

    Kipili, Kaunda Dieudonne. (2014-10-06)
    The survival of the majority of refugees in their host countries is characterised by poverty resulting from different sets of vulnerabilities. Formal education/training appears to offer the only opportunity for refugees ...

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    AuthorKipili, Kaunda Dieudonne. (1)Subject
    Affective education--KwaZulu-Natal--Durban. (1)
    Congolese (Democratic Republic)--Education--KwaZulu-Natal--Durban. (1)Immigrants--KwaZulu-Natal--Durban. (1)Refugees--Congo (Democratic Republic) (1)Theses--Community development. (1)... View MoreDate Issued2014 (1)

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