The Obongoni Market is not only a place for buying and selling, it is also a place for meeting, striking up friendships, and showing off |
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Men and women, the woman always with the smallest child on her back and the merchandise in a basket on her head, will have gotten up before dawn and walked several hours.... |
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| ... to arrive at the market in order to sell their goods | |
This man has grown weary and has lain down next to his wares. The child is licking a treat, a piece of sugar cane |
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