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A business woman of cattle hooks and cattle heads on a boda boda bike from the abattoir to her restaurant in Soroti town found in Eastern part of Uganda. Cattle hooks (imolokonyo) are a delicacy for many people in Uganda. Photo by Godfrey Ojore

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