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He may not have been a machinga, the Kiswahili word for a petty trader (the plural of which is wamachinga), but Hasani still wondered why the Chinese did "the 2 I use the term "Indian" in this text rather than "South Asian" because it is closer to what Tanzanians referred to in ordinary speech in Tanzania as "mhindi"/"wahindi." In either case, for ordinary Tanzanians, Chinese goods, if not traders themselves, are how most Tanzanians experience "China." The visual presence of Chinese products and traders troubles the narrative of Chinese-facilitated industrialization. My research . . .
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