By Mcloyd Chilangiza:
For over three decades, Nduwimana Nasoro has walked every corner of Dzaleka Refugee Camp, watching generations grow, struggle and hope.
Established in 1994 to shelter 12,000 people fleeing the Rwandan genocide, Dzaleka is now home to over 68,000 refugees and asylum seekers from Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia and Somalia, all crammed onto just 200 hectares.
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