Walking the Un-Walkable: The Mtendere Compound (Third Outing)
This blog documents the third walk and mapping activity carried out as part of the ongoing “Walking the Un-Walkable” project series.
September 22, 2023
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Nalumino Collins Simioti is an Economist as well as a Librarian who is highly interested in analyzing and solving global economic problems by being highly organized, juggling priorities, and being a team player in order to drive projects forward. He graduated from the University of Zambia with a double major Degree in Library and Information Science and Economics.
This blog documents the third walk and mapping activity carried out as part of the ongoing “Walking the Un-Walkable” project series.
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