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Joyce's
husband Dickson in his field of maize. Recent years have seen traditional
rain patterns change. Rains arrive late, only to disappear a few weeks
later.
Dickson and Joyce lost half their rain crop this year. 'When Westerners
spoil the atmosphere and change the climate it is like taking a gun
and killing other human beings,' says Dickson. 'We don't have another
way of living.' |
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