Afghanistan: Hope and heroes
Not very long ago, one in five children died here from basic illnesses like diarrhoea. Now a quiet revolution is changing Afghanistan for the better.

Not very long ago, one in five children died here from basic illnesses like diarrhoea. Now a quiet revolution is changing Afghanistan for the better.
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