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Pres. Kikwetes Maisha bora kwa kila Mtanzania
Five years already and it doesn't appear to have brought any difference to the lives of these two boys, whom I spotted following proceedings to mark the Day of the African Child at Chanzulu village
The two photos above show an old woman called Loi, in front of and in her house in Ibwaga Village. She has lost her sight with age, and lives with her daughter who is deaf. They normally depend on farming for their livelihood but last year their farm was among many others that were destroyed by the December floods in Kongwa District. At the time photograph was taken they had stock of only ten kilos of uwere left.
Above, Ekilia Ngonyani, 46 is a single mother raising five children alone. She is also suffering from an unestablished condition that has caused her stomach to swell up and has been for the past 16 years. She cannot afford to go to a 'big hospital' as advised by the doctor in her village. For a living she walks 14 kilometres thrice a week to buy vegetables in a village called Tubugwe and only gets Sh2000 in profit for her trouble.
Theresa with her four grandchildren, having lunch of boiled 'uwere,' the family can only afford to eat two meals a day.
A young boy Village walks more than 20 kilometres in one week to collect firewood.
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