Africans Are Developing The Art of Writing and Blogging During the Pandemic.

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Africans Are Developing The Art of Writing and Blogging During the Pandemic.

Africans must continue to apply their passions, abilities and talents to help their communities growing through education to make transformative changes using literature, writing, and the integration of technical resources. Words of encouragement and power are always helpful to inspire generations in Africa to strive for better….

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