In a small village in Rwanda, the midday sun casts its glow over the land. Goats wander along the dusty roads, children’s laughter rings in the distance, and the scent of woodsmoke lingers in the air. Outside a house, a group of women sits together, their vibrant fabrics fluttering in the breeze. Among them is Espérance, the mother of Sifa, a young girl with a disability. Espérance wears a bright yellow dress, her short hair neatly tied up. Her smile is warm and welcoming, but her eyes hold a…
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