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Ndeye Gueye

Ndeye Gueye appears in the following:

Rice as Riches

Friday, April 25, 2008

Bakary Tandia, case manager and policy advocate with the African Services Committee, talks about the recent trend of African immigrants sending food home in lieu of cash remittances. Ndeye Gueye, Senegali immigrant who sends food remittances back to her home country, offers her narrative. Also, NPR's Adam Davidson ...