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“Niger replaces Afghanistan as worst place to be a mother” from Mission Network News
“ETV program at Muhimbili Orthopedic Institute is going well” from IFSBH
“Cure International’s hospital in Kabul” (photo) from The Baltimore Sun.
“Afghanistan no longer worst place for mothers – report” from AlertNet
“Afghan girls” (photo) from Reuters
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