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The orange seller who opened a school
Harekala Hajabba is from India. He didn't have an education himself - but he's making sure that the next generation in his village gets one. Harekala started by putting aside savings from selling oranges in the city of Mangalore, to start a school in his village.
He went on to persuade private donors and the government to support him - and now the school is named after him.
Through an interpreter, Harekala told Matthew Bannister his story.
Image: oranges on the way to market
credit: Arif Ali/AFP/Getty
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