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Mariama Sonko Mariama Sonko poses in the seed hut of her agro-ecological training center in the Casamance village of Niaguis, Senegal, Wednesday, March 7, 2024. This quiet village in Senegal is the headquarters of a 115,000-strong rural women's rights movement in West Africa, We Are the Solution. Sonko, its president, is training female farmers from cultures where women are often excluded from ownership of the land they work so closely. (AP Photo/Sylvain Cherkaoui)

‘Women farmers are invisible’: A West African project helps them claim their rights — and land

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He noted the organic fertilizer that Sonko made from manure, and the biopesticides made from ginger, garlic and chilli.

'Women farmers are invisible': A West African project helps them claim their rights -- and land →

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