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It begins with us
In a quiet village of Mtoso, Traditional Authority Kalolo in the outskirts of Lilongwe, a barefooted boy of six clings to his mother’s skirt as she gestures silently for help. Beside them, three other children watch with wide eyes, hoping for a kind stranger to offer food or a few coins. Their mother Alifonsina Chidzanga, 46, cannot hear or speak properly. Meningitis stole both abilities when she was still a child, leaving her with a limp and a …
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