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This is the foundation for the Tiyezye Bakery. The men's group
assisted the women's group during the construction of the bakery. In the
background are the 21,000 hand molded bricks prepared by the community. |
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A number of men, including the GVH, pose in the partially constructed
bakery. |
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Mr. Mwiba shows us the double drum oven. It is heated by firewood or
charcoal, fed into the oven from the back, outside of the bakery. This
reduces (almost eliminates) smoke in the bakery. |
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Here are the women of the Tiyezye Bakery Club
preparing more loaves of bread for sale in town. This was their first day of business. |
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These are the women of the Tiyezye Bakery Club. Their hard work made
the bakery possible. This was their first commercial loaf of bread. |
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Here I am outside the finished bakery. The women were inside baking. Tiyezye translates to "we will try", which captures the attitude of
the women in this group. |