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When children inherit illiteracy
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When children inherit illiteracy
It is a sweltering afternoon in Kafulatira Village, Traditional Authority Chimutu in Dowa District, where an illegal gold mining site buzzes with a crowd jostling in the pits, digging, hauling and hoping. A few metres away, Enelesi Chisale, 29, sits with her children. An exercise book lies open on the ground. Her son, a Standard Four learner, stares helplessly at an arithmetic problem he cannot solve. Chisale with children at Kafulatira gold pan…
·Blantyre, Malawi
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