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Boakai M.Fofana/AllAfrica
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Displaced by War, Families Grow Own Food, October 2009
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A farmer's household in Browerville, a surburb of Monrovia.
Tags: Food, Agriculture and Rural Issues; Liberia; Sustainable Development
Created: 26th Oct 2009
Modified: 26th Oct 2009
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