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way and people don't have any surplus produce to sell due to the unproductive farmland they were given. They depend on their land. That really robs them of their existence.Students outside Armando Guebuza school in Cateme resettlement. Although the school brought infrastructure to the resettlement, not many families can afford the school and exam fees. Photograph: Gregor ZielkeWhat impressed you most about how the people dealt with their worsened living conditions? The most amazing moment for me was to see people dancing on a Sunday afternoon a few kilometres from Cateme in Mwaladzi, a community resettled by the British mining company Rio Tinto. There is no electricity and no water supply and people have to rely on a water truck that comes once a week. Two boys had put up some kind of karaoke machine blasting music, powered by a solar panel they got somewhere. Adults and children alike were dancing and enjoying themselves inviting me to join them.How do you aspire to influence political debates with your work? My aim is simply to put faces to the displaced communities, to show that the big companies are not moving around figures and a nameless "population." They have names, they are mothers, fathers, grandparents and kids, all they want is to rais
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