Sierra Leonian women turn to rickshaw driving to survive

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Besides employing women, the kekeh has emerged as the most feasible alternative for public transport, bridging the gap between congested city centers and underserved neighborhoods

Sierra Leonian women turn to rickshaw driving to survive

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