In the markets of Ouagadougou, women are the faces of resilience. They rise before dawn, set up their stalls, negotiate with customers, and remain until nightfall. They sell grilled corn, vegetables, second-hand clothing, fruits, and condiments. They ensure the survival of their families. But behind this energy lies a silent reality: their children are growing […]
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