the house is small but the welcome is big | using photography to empower lives in africa

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The littlest one

The youngest member of Saquina's family, an infant baby, lays on the bed in a room where Saquina and her sisters live. Their home is a windowless cinder block shack next to a dump. Her brothers live in a separate shack on the same lot.

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Irenio
Maputo project participant

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Posted 10:27PM on Wednesday, August 08, 2007 Pacific Time

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