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Zambézia Province receives project to Improve the Quality of Education

2021-10-21

Zambézia Province receives project to Improve the Quality of Education

With the goal of improving the quality of education in primary schools in Zambezia province, the project on Improving the Quality of Education, Inclusion and Community Involvement in Primary Education, implemented by ADPP under funding from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA) expects in the next three years to benefit a total of 12,881 students belonging to 24 primary schools in the districts of Milange, Molumbo, Morrumbala and Namacurra.

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Women lead the course of Electricity Installation at Maputo Polytechnic College
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