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          After being selected to be part of Concern’s Graduation programme three months ago, renovation work has begun on Violette Bukeyeneza’s dilapidated house. She has also started a small business selling banana juice twice a week – and has earned enough to buy a goat. Violette now has plans to convert her front room into a small grocery shop. Burundi. Photo: Darren Vaughan/ConcernAfter being selected to be part of Concern’s Graduation programme three months ago, renovation work has begun on Violette Bukeyeneza’s dilapidated house. She has also started a small business selling banana juice twice a week – and has earned enough to buy a goat. Violette now has plans to convert her front room into a small grocery shop. Burundi. Photo: Darren Vaughan/ConcernAfter being selected to be part of Concern’s Graduation programme three months ago, renovation work has begun on Violette Bukeyeneza’s dilapidated house. She has also started a small business selling banana juice twice a week – and has earned enough to buy a goat. Violette now has plans to convert her front room into a small grocery shop. Burundi. Photo: Darren Vaughan/Concern

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