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Women in the Kakuma Refugee camp in northern Kenya wait in line for food vouchers which will allow them larger quantities of food for their families.
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Incredible photos Zoriah, really, you are an incredible photojournalist.
You can see my photos in :http://www.defotogramaenfotograma.blogspot.com/
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