Life downhill after repossession of wood
Friday, October 26, 2007
The residents of Makomoto say that after the government repossessed firewood that they sold, survival has gone down the slope.
Maitamo Sanga who runs a tuck shop at Makomoto says: "My main customers used to be the wood sellers and now they do not have money. They have nothing to do except unreliable piece jobs so I have to give them stuff here on credit and it's hard for them to pay me back," she said.
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