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- Borkeza School Kitchen Construction
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The Borkeza Public School was located just outside the village and many of the students returned to village kitchen for lunch. Most of the time, the village kitchen served as a shade area for resting cows and goats. With material left over from... - Volunteer Photos
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- Borkeza School Kitchen Construction
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children; construction -
The Borkeza Public School was located just outside the village and many of the students returned to village kitchen for lunch. Most of the time, the village kitchen served as a shade area for resting cows and goats. With material left over from... - Volunteer Photos
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- Borkeza School Kitchen Construction
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children; construction -
The Borkeza Public School was located just outside the village and many of the students returned to village kitchen for lunch. Most of the time, the village kitchen served as a shade area for resting cows and goats. With material left over from... - Volunteer Photos
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- Borkeza School Kitchen Construction
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children; construction -
The Borkeza Public School was located just outside the village and many of the students returned to village kitchen for lunch. Most of the time, the village kitchen served as a shade area for resting cows and goats. With material left over from... - Volunteer Photos
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- Borkeza School Kitchen Construction
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children; construction -
The Borkeza Public School was located just outside the village and many of the students returned to village kitchen for lunch. Most of the time, the village kitchen served as a shade area for resting cows and goats. With material left over from... - Volunteer Photos
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- Dedication of Borkeza Public School
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On the day that the Borkeza Public School was dedicated, dignitaries from Monrovia visited our town. Dignitaries included Liberia Secretary of Education Dr. John Mitchell, Loma Head Tribal Chief, US Ambassdor Charles Rhetts and USAID worker Curtis... - Volunteer Photos
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