Adressing stunted growth & poverty among Tanzania children

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  • As vehicles start moving past a green traffic light, Adeline returns to her seat near the bus stop and starts breastfeeding her lovely son.
  • “The boy is now ‘eating’ his nutritious food, have you taken yours?” I joked.
  • She smiles at me and, defensively says, “At noon, I ate rice with beans to generate energy so that I can continue selling these fruits here.”

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