Just got a call from Hesperian Publishers; they are sending 33 copies of their Where there is no doctor series to the community libraries in Ghana. These are quickly becoming the "must-read" books in the communities served by the libraries, so this is fantastic to be able to extend to other local libraries.
Go Hesperian!
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Books, reading, and libraries relevant to Africa by Michael Kevane, co-Director of FAVL and economist at Santa Clara University.
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