Tanzania, Lushoto
A Hundred Students, Nine Teachers
Teachers on a half-finished teachers' house, a school that still needs a typewriter, and children who dream in clothes they can't afford.
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An Accent You Grow Into
A hotel employee on foreign-only guests, complaints about slow-cooked meals, and why children start begging when tourists walk without guides.
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The Girls Who Run Their Own House
A teenage souvenir seller on splitting earnings with friends, learning English from tourists, and missing years of school she says she doesn't regret.
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Three Days of School, Four of Selling
A teenager on selling cups instead of attending class, and a teacher's house still waiting on a kitchen and a bathroom.
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Morning, Even in the Evening
A young Maasai on school fees paid by tourism, a shrinking need for shepherds, and archery contests the visitors never manage to win.
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