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In many African villages, children's problems have been weaved into a part of everyday life. Every day, they rise to support their families, taking on obligations that contradict their young age. I recently observed this reality personally when visiting a Ghanaian community, where I saw children coming from the farm with bundles of firewood stacked dangerously on their heads.

These children, with their young shoulders bearing the weight of adult duties, serve as painful reminders of the hardships that many in our communities confront. Their days are filled with activities such as getting water and aiding their parents in the fields, which cost them their childhoods.

Despite the toil and pain, there remains a sense of hope. Regardless of their circumstances, many of these children have exceptional brains and potential. It is critical that we, as a society, band together to assist them and provide them with the resources and chances they require to thrive.

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One point of confidence is the presence of hive boreholes in these villages. These vital resources reduce the stress of water fetching, giving these young people more time for school and personal growth. I am quite pleased with efforts that support and empower our youth.

Even so, there is still a lot of work to do. We must continue to campaign for the rights and well-being of children in African communities, ensuring that they have access to school, healthcare, and chances for development. Together, we can make a real impact in the lives of these brave young people, helping them to a brighter tomorrow.

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There’s really a lot to do indeed.
We just hope more strength to be able fight this fight, especially in terms of education for our country and these future leaders

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They truly deserve better. And they have a story to tell someday.

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This has been a common sight at many remote area of the world. At my place ladies , kids , mens all join in.to Carty heavy bundle of firewood.... this what make them take responsibility at an early age.

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You are so right. They are really strong people.

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Their effort, dedication, determination, perseverance, and ability are amazing. They never give up no matter how hard life is. Hoping I could visit this country soon 🤗 Thank you for sharing!

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And l would be more than happy to see you in Ghana someday.

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I hope too🤗
I've been seeing on social media that they are so talented when it comes to dancing🤗.

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This is both lamentable and inspirational. Hardworking children often grow to be responsible adults, notwithstanding the hard work should not be because of sparse resources.

Great work you're doing.

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It's easy to see that the children want the best for their families, even at such a young age. I'm glad you are able to help them to have more time for studies!

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I appreciate the love and support. At this age, they fight harder to ensure the family is fed. We are doing our best to get them inspired and empowered. They have a strong heart.

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@timothyleecress I think you might enjoy this story :)

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It is a story, full of beauty.

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Esos niños a pesar de todo se ven felices, aquí en Venezuela hay un sector de la población más del 50% que vivimos precariamente y en la pobreza, veo niños en la calle pidiendo y vendiendo cosas, es aún peor porque terminan aprendiendo cosas malas, pero en el campo esos niños africanos están aprendiendo disciplina y trabajo, vale la pena ayudarlos

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I agree with you. Despite their struggle, they still go through all the moral lessons they need to become good people. They only need to be empowered to do more for a better future.

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It's always been a privilege and a part of cultural upbringing to serve elders but for some reason these traits are uncommon in the urban African setting.

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And it is so unfortunate. These happen in the rural parts of the world. Let's fight together to help others.

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This is a general situation facing Africa because same in my village you see a child at the age of 10 doing chores made for an adult if 20yrs personally I started hustling at the of 14 and till date life has been like that, I always see hive projects in Ghana as a big libration to them

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One amazing thing about such children is that, if they are giving great opportunity in life, they end up making good use of it. Cause over time, their experience has shaped their way of thinking and they tend to take responsibility for their actions.

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