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Ernest Arhinful••499 words · 3 min read Why urgency alone may be failing West Africa's children in crisis zones - and what the Minister says must change.
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu is urging West African policymakers and researchers to base education investments on evidence amid regional crises.
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