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OPC’s Bendulo says young people should be empowered | Malawi 24 - Malawi news

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Director of Innovation Science and Technology in the Office of President and Cabinet (OPC) Anthony Bendulo says the country has potential in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) but what is needed is for young people to be empowered. Bendulo said this on Thursday in Lilongwe during Sophos Africa and CIS partners award for Bits and […]

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