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She and her siblings had to scavenge for food and would pick charcoal at Kasubi Market to survive at home. She would use her pocket money from the priest to pay rent for her family, and supplement her siblings’ school fees. “Father had enrolled me in the boarding section where I would get food and be cared for. I was, therefore, able to send some of my pocket money to my mother,” she says….
