
History, Governance & Autobiographies
The Journey of the Village Boy
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- ISBN 978-9982-29-334-1
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The Journey of the Village Boy by Yahya Kandeh is a memoir about growing up in a rural Gambian community where educational opportunity was limited and financial hardship made schooling difficult. Kandeh recounts the obstacles he faced as a child, including poverty and the struggle to remain in education, and the perseverance that eventually enabled him to become one of the first university graduates from his village. The book connects personal ambition with the influence of family, community and education, showing how rural beginnings can shape rather than limit a person's sense of purpose. It is especially relevant to students, young people, educators and readers from communities where access to education remains difficult. More than a success story, the memoir reflects on resilience, responsibility and the idea that progress can carry obligations to the people and places from which a person comes.
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