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A public library with a difference in Lusaka
A deprived neighbourhood in Lusaka in a community faced with a high unemployment rate and with many children unable to go to school, Lubuto Library, built in the traditional huts style in the shape of Insaka, has become a haven for the more than 2000 children who pass through its doors each week.
Focus on Africa's Bola Mosuro visited Garden Township and met Daniel, a young boy who tells her life could have been different without the library.
(Photo: Daniel reading at the Lubuto Library. Credit: 麻豆社)
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