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Kara academics support girls’ education

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Women at the University of Kara say they want to strengthen girls’ education and leadership in Togo. 24heureinfo presents the initiative as an effort to build their self-confidence.

Women at the University of Kara in Togo are supporting girls’ education and leadership by strengthening their self-confidence, 24heureinfo reports. Their action aims to encourage young women to continue their education and take on greater responsibilities.

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