It was the early part of May, a period when many farmers in the three northern regions go about with joy, as the planting season has begun and the dusty north-eastern trade winds are at rest, together with the less hostile sun.
This was the period two years ago, when I first visited Kormo, Duu and Bawisibelle as a data collection official for a United Nations-sponsored project for the rural poor.
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