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  Uganda, SE Sudan, and SW Ethiopia – asking the photographers to ‘capture what you see around you.’ In February 2003, CAPE revisited the photographers
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  Archangelo Osango Nanyangachor, Sudan Toposa “I’m a Toposa from Nanyangachor. I was born in Uganda in October 1966 when everyone was fleeing the war
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  Charles Lotukei Moroto, Uganda Tepeth “I am 26 years old and married. I have one child, only one. I work for the Internal Revenue Authority
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  Lokolimoe Phillip Kathile, Uganda Dodoth “My name is Lokolimoe Phillip, and I am a Community-Based Animal Health Worker (CAHW) for Kathile. I became
• Slide 103
  Lokol Andrew Kaabong, Uganda Dodoth “I work as a Community-Based Animal Health Worker (CAHW). In 1993, Dr. Akabwai trained us. Then I
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  Lokong Augustine Kaabong, Uganda Dodoth “I’m a Community-Based Animal Health Worker (CAHW) from Kaabong. I like being a CAHW. I like assisting people
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  Lomodo Nakape Kotido, Uganda Dodoth “I am a Community-Based Animal Health Worker (CAHW). The community respects this work because their livelihood
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  Lomodo Nakape Kalapata, Uganda Dodoth “I have been a Community-Based Animal Health Worker (CAHW) since 1996. The people chose me because they know
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  Nakwanguria Loiyamoi Achorchor, Uganda Upe “My name is Nakwangoria Loiyamoi and I come from Achorchor. I keep livestock and I dig wells for watering
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  the Pokot and the Pian of Uganda. People resolved to stop kil l ng one another senselessly. i They also prayed for God to change the hearts of the two

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