THIS WEEK IN PICTURES: People and the rains

Pictures by Kudakwashe Hunda

Mrs Violet Phiri prepares last season's grain which she intends to plant as maize seed at Selby Farm near Mt Hampden as she hardly can afford to buy treated seed - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Violet Phiri prepares last season’s grain which she intends to plant as maize seed at Selby Farm near Mt Hampden as she hardly can afford to buy treated seed – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Lydia Vono who stays in Warren Park 1, Harare plants maize near the National Sports Stadium. The 2016 - 2017 cropping season has commenced following the heavy rains that pounded many parts of the country recently - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Lydia Vono who stays in Warren Park 1, Harare plants maize near the National Sports Stadium. The 2016 – 2017 cropping season has commenced following the heavy rains that pounded many parts of the country recently – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
These people were drenched by the heavy rains that pounded Harare during the weekend as they queue at a bank near Copa Cabanna. The country is experiencing serious cash shortages - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
These people were drenched by the heavy rains that pounded Harare during the weekend as they queue at a bank near Copa Cabanna. The country is experiencing serious cash shortages – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda

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