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It is people at the bottom who deserve the awards that are handed out at the top. xcellent work.
I am inspired. :) I want to help.
Good job these folks are doing even helping a few. Hopefully, they're efforts can be combined with policy improvements not only in Zambia, but across the African continent and in other world spheres that tremendously affect the quality of life in Zambia and other developing nations. Small grass roots efforts like this one are just as important as sweeping policy changes and other infrastructure improvements.
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