File:WomenWorking SeaweedZanzibar 3.jpg
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English: The seaweed grows underwater for 45 days. When it reaches one kilogram, the women pick it and dry it, then pack it in bags to be exported to countries like China, Korea and Vietnam. There, it's used in medicines and shampoos. Igbo: Ahịhịa oké osimiri na-eto n'okpuru mmiri ruo ụbọchị iri anọ na ise. Mgbe ọ ruru otu kilogram, ụmụ nwanyị na-eburu ya wee chekpoo ya, wee tinye ya na akpa nke a ga ebuga na mba ndị dị ka China, Korea na Vietnam. N'ebe ahụ, a na-eji ya eme ọgwụ na shampoo.
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| Author | Rachel Clara Reed |
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Africa 2017 photographic contest.
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