10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DUKAWALLAH»
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dukawallah in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Men in African Film & Fiction - Strona 147
This is not just because of the exclusivity that the Asian-African cultural heritage propagates. It is more because of the dominant image of the Asian African as nothing else but the stereotypical dukawallah always waiting for a moment to con the ...
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Liberalizing Tanzania's food trade: public & private faces ... - Strona 35
Under these circumstances, Asian produce buying became the pivot of the dukawallah's business. The retail of consumer goods was secondary and combined naturally with buying produce, for peasant customers had to sell their produce to ...
Deborah Fahy Bryceson, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, 1993
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Food Insecurity and the Social Division of Labour in ... - Strona 73
Certain basic foodstuffs like sugar and maize meal had a conventional price and it was an imprudent dukawallah that tried to charge over and above that amount.9 2 THE DUKAWALLAH Despite the importance of the dukawallah in the political ...
Deborah Fahy Bryceson, 1990
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South Asians in Kenya: Gender, Generation and Changing ...
stereotype says that interethnic relations are limited to economic relations only, while the second stereotype ascribes the Asian as a rich dukawallah. It is commonly accepted that in the early history of Asian economic enterprise in East Africa ...
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Reading Contemporary African Literature: Critical Perspectives
Vassanji develops Pipa as a dukawallah character. In other words, he is built around the colonial stereotype of the Indo-African dukawallah, a conniving and popular figure in East African discourse. However, Pipa as a character is not ...
Reuben Makayiko Chirambo, J. K. S. Makokha, 2013
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Uganda Asians: The End of an Enterprise : a Study of the ... - Strona 89
ian "dukawallah" because of his frugal habits and high degree of economic motivation generally preferred to save as much from his income as he could. Consequently, his living was simple. Thereby, initially, he earned the ...
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Siasa: Politics and Nationalism in E.A., 1905-1939 - Strona 75
For the reasons 'given above, the Africans could not rival the Asian businessmen, .and so, in effect, the Asian dukawallah had a monopoly for the export or internal distribution of African raw produce. Since he dictated the rate of exchange, and ...
E. S. Atieno Odhiambo, 1981
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Commerce with the Universe: Africa, India, and the ... - Strona 4
In the larger narrative frame, however, the episode suggests that, even as it indulges in the stereotypes of the dukawallah, Weep Not Child opens up a more critical space for the representation of IndianAfrican relations. Ngugi's more recent ...
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Global Multiculturalism: Comparative Perspectives on ... - Strona 175
Through much of the colonial era, the Asian shopkeeper, or dukawallah, was the local Africans' main contact with the inequities of the global economy. In the eyes of the African villagers the dukawallah bought cheap (primarily grain and ...
Grant Hermans Cornwell, Eve Walsh Stoddard, 2001
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Ebony, ivory, & tea - Strona 186
... of the shop counter, were largely responsible for a fixed stereotype of the personality of the dukawallah that emerges in narratives on the Asian trader. In Inside Africa Gunther offers his opinion on the dukawallah: "the chief Indian quality ...
Zbigniew Białas, Krzysztof Kowalczyk-Twarowski, Uniwersytet Śląski w Katowicach. Pracownia Studiów Kolonialnych i Postkolonialnych, 2004
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DUKAWALLAH»
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dukawallah is used in the context of the following news items.
Idi Amin and the Asians
They worked seven days a week building up the dukawallah (shop). My father had no money, no skills, and worked 46 years until his health broke. And now ... «Politicsweb, May 14»
Good luck sowing shelf restraint
... a multicultural neighbourhood with crumbling buildings alongside high-rise apartments, shacks beside modern homes, and dukawallah shops jostling with ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Nov 13»
