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Published on 2025-01-25 06:14:00
It’s about 06h00 when Miriam Talonghenda (47) leaves her shack.
The corrugated iron structure she calls home at Palasa is a 10-minute walk outside Eenhana.
Carrying two bags, she scans her surroundings, looking for empty cans – her main source of income.
The harsh reality of unemployment has led her to this routine.
Talonghenda looks much older than 47.
Life has taken its toll on her.
With no education to secure stable employment, she has struggled throughout her adult…
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