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Youth grow flowers to get money

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Jul 12 2012 (IPS) - Farming flowers in slums is becoming an option for jobless youths in cities across Cameroon. Flowers and ornamental trees are planted to decorate compounds ,roadsides, lanes and tourism sites. Aaron Kaah reports.

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wonderful initiative !!!!
http://twitter.com/chitizmachao AMITABH CHITIZ

from where do we get these plants i am new enterpuner
http://twitter.com/chitizmachao AMITABH CHITIZ

from where do we get these plants i am new enterpuner

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