CHIVI – Each morning just before 3am, Mai Moyo and her 13-year-old son hold hands, close their eyes and bow their heads. “Please, protect my son, dear Lord, as he heads to school and back,” she prays over the lanky Form Two pupil. [GoogleAd] Then it’s off to school: a four-hour walk through Ngundu forests,…
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