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    Teachable moment for African schools

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board May 24, 2024 1 minute

    Every year, wealthy nations provide billions of dollars to poorer countries to build better services and infrastructure. Less that 2% of that money goes straight to the communities it is supposed to benefit, according to the British-based

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