 This part of the field, this is the southern part of Mufunguwe, where we do not know about anything developed. Whatever building you are seeing here, where built maybe 50, 60 years ago, no local court, no school, no hospital, no secondary school, preginances, early preginances, dropouts because of weekly borders in the process that jumped into believing that no one, so I'm giving it in to court. I'll survive on that in the process. This person, this girl child, is now winked into sex. What happens next is pregnant. At what age? 13, 14. You see, we have to travel 27 miles from here to Mokinge. But strictly speaking, it's about, say, 32 up to Mokinge, miles in kilometers, if you have to convert that one, you might go up to 60 something kilometers. Meaning that when we have a maternity case, when in trouble, we experience nasty things a woman has to give death worst on the way with our bumpy road. Not only that, today we are trying to encourage our doubt education supposed to be going for school, maybe at this time of the day, when our regular students or pupils have left. That's when we, the elders, try to go in. Even not only elders, but even those that feel they must be involved in evening classes. That is not here. We do not have such facilities. Why lack of this school? But look, from there, from Kasempa to this point is 27 miles. It's an affordable distance. Why not do that? We do not have the internet here. And how do you expect my children to compete squarely with other school-going children? Out there. How do you? We do not have internet. The kind of network that we have is too low. As cold as it is right now, your access to any network is virtually impossible. In short, what am I saying? I'm simply saying we are undermining trouble. We are deprived of such services, internet services, nothing. No cafe, nothing. I cannot type anything, nothing. If I want to do anything to do with that, I've got to travel to 27, the 32 miles that I talked about. That's Kasempa back. My people have been deprived of such services. For information, we belong to Mofumwe district. Now, we've got to go round. It's a seiko. Kasempa... Kasempa... It begins to go to Mofumwe. Even as farmers. My own farmers have to pay, have to die a little. Police service is from Kasempa.