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Weekly featured Photographic video - An introduction to IkamvaYouth

Our 'Through My Eyes' exhibition is the result of our
collaboration with IkamvaYouth a South African
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Why Photograph War? James Nachtwey.
The work done by educational NGO IkamvaYouth in South Africa.

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