Rodney Muhumuza

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In this Sunday April 8, 2018 people look through piles of second hand clothes at a roadside stall, in Nairobi, Kenya. The used clothes cast off by Americans and sold in bulk in African nations, a multimillion-dollar business, have been blamed in part for undermining local textile industries.
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