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Why Are Senegal's Teachers Paying for Someone Else's Debt?
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Why Are Senegal's Teachers Paying for Someone Else's Debt?
Long after the politicians responsible left office, Senegal’s hidden debt is now being repaid through unpaid teachers’ salaries and delayed student stipends. Development Diaries reports that strikes by teachers over unpaid salaries and protests by students over delayed stipends have continued across the country as the government struggles to manage a debt crisis that deepened after an audit revealed billions of dollars in liabilities allegedly c…
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