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Fourteen-year-old Moses (not real name) wakes up each morning in his mother’s home in Mbayani Township, Blantyre, with one goal: to beg on the streets of the commercial capital to support his family. Unlike some of his peers, Moses is not an orphan. Instead, poverty and possible neglect have driven this Standard Five drop-out into […]

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