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When teachers, learners meet in bush to answer nature’s call - The Times Group Malawi

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When government collaborated with some non-governmental organisations (NGO) and introduced the open defecation-free (ODF) initiative over a decade ago, some people appeared to be sceptical about the feasibility of the initiative. There even were those who sarcastically shared ODF signposts on social media pages, which had words one could barely ignore: “Tasiya kunyera ku tchire” …

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