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Gabonese association donates school supplies to Lambaréné

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The Association of Young People for Solidarity and Dynamism of Lambaréné donated teaching materials to Anna School, which welcomes children living with disabilities. Association president Joan Ebaye led the visit and presented the initiative as a contribution to inclusion and education, according to Gabonews.

The Association of Young People for Solidarity and Dynamism of Lambaréné donated teaching materials to Anna School, in the 2nd arrondissement of Lambaréné, to support children living with disabilities. Its president, Joan Ebaye, visited the school with several members of the association on Friday 6 November 2026, according to Gabonews.

The donation aims to support learners in their educational journey. The association presents the initiative as a contribution to educational inclusion and solidarity towards the children welcomed by the school.

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