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World Cleanup Day: "Everyone Must Become the Guardian of His Neighbourhood", According to Sociologist Mbaiguemem Armel

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On 20 September, as the world celebrates World Clean-up Day, N的Djamena offers a very different face. In several parts of the capital, the piles of crowds, the clogged canves and the wild dumps continue to accumulate. The inhabitants no longer believe in punctual gestures. At the market of Abena, in the 7th arrondissement, the activity [...] The article World Clean-up Day: "Everyone must become the guardian of his neighbourhood", according to soc…
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On 20 September, as the world celebrates World Clean-up Day, N的Djamena offers a very different face. In several parts of the capital, the piles of crowds, the clogged canves and the wild dumps continue to accumulate. The inhabitants no longer believe in punctual gestures. At the market of Abena, in the 7th arrondissement, the activity [...] The article World Clean-up Day: "Everyone must become the guardian of his neighbourhood", according to soc…

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tchadinfos.com broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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