Rwanda: Ensuring the Health and Safety of Learners is Paramount - Kagame

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Rwanda: Ensuring the Health and Safety of Learners is Paramount - Kagame

[New Times] President Paul Kagame on Thursday, October 22, made a case for heightened vigilance as schools resume physical learning globally, saying that ensuring the health and safety of learners is paramount.

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