By Anke Mücke. With a wicker basket on his arm, a man heads purposefully towards Chouaib Ben Kouni's fruit and vegetable stand at the weekly market in Neuenhaus on Friday morning. "Two bunches of carrots, please," the customer orders. "Should I remove the greens or leave them on?" asks the vendor, who is simply called "Ben" by many. This is actually part of his surname. To clarify, he sometimes writes his surname as one word: "Benkouni." But it'…
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By Anke Mücke. With a wicker basket on his arm, a man heads purposefully towards Chouaib Ben Kouni's fruit and vegetable stand at the weekly market in Neuenhaus on Friday morning. "Two bunches of carrots, please," the customer orders. "Should I remove the greens or leave them on?" asks the vendor, who is simply called "Ben" by many. This is actually part of his surname. To clarify, he sometimes writes his surname as one word: "Benkouni." But it'…