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The Child-parents of Rwanda: by Marion Van Renterghem
The Guardian Weekly

"How are we to become grown-ups?" Every month the question is on the agenda of meetings of the heads of orphan families living on the Kimironko settlement in the suburbs of Kigali, Rwanda. This time they have all brought chairs, arranging them on the grass. A network of broad red-dirt alleys separates the small brick dwellings, surrounded by lawns and trees. There are 84 heads of households, of both sexes, all responsible for the survivors of whole families. (Read more...)

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