Tony Elumelu, a billionaire businessman, was queuing at the same polling station alongside market traders, taxi drivers and the unemployed.
Africa's middle class is as broad as the continent, including ranchers, traders, taxi drivers, teachers, hair stylists, Web developers, aid workers and accountants.
Compared with persons who worked indoors (e.g., students, office workers, and housewives), persons who worked outdoors (e.g., construction workers, traders, truck drivers who traveled frequently, and farmers) were at higher risk for malaria (Table 1).
Both Iman and Yugerten are educated millennials, but say people from all walks of life have taken to the streets, from traders to taxi drivers and elderly women.
The capital in this informal livestock trade is the human capital of the people involved, e.g., traders, intermediaries, and drivers.
Sustained interpersonal communication interventions reached not only the general population, but also key target groups including female sex workers and their clients, soldiers, fishermen, long-distance drivers, traders, bar girls, police and students and without generally creating a highly stigmatizing climate.
They are walking in the bazaar with their rifles, extorting the drivers and traders".
The customers: Stand-up comedian Dave Gorman, taxi drivers, market traders, half the cast of EastEnders.
Virtually every office along the building's endless corridors is empty: the civil servants have probably left for their "real" jobs, perhaps as taxi drivers or traders.
His appeal is among the autorickshaw drivers and traders, the ordinary schoolteachers and the pensioner homemakers, spread across small cities and semi-rural townships of northern India.
After four months of surging higher, oil prices plummeted by 9 percent as traders worried that American drivers were beginning to balk at paying nearly $4 a gallon of gasoline.
