“After growing up in a difficult life and seeing my mother break up to grow up with me, I thought about the trauma widows and girls who gave birth at home went through, and then we brought together the mothers and daughters who gave birth at home and started making baskets and various other things, we know how to knit and weave and teach and we all do,” Yadema said. to pay for children’s education, and to live a life of spirituality.
Kabasire Iyadema;) a company called “Basketstore ltd” operating in the ceremony but they have a mine store.
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