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| Description | Boxes of fresh vegeables that have been grown in the Abalama Bezehkaya garden await distribution in Guguletu, Cape Town, South Africa on the 9th June, 2009. The Abalami Bezehkaya project teaches people better farming techniques and sells fresh produce weekly to generate incomes for the farmers involved. |
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| Author | Kate Holt/AusAID |
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