Africa Day 2026: What does education fit for the 21st century look like in practice?
25 May 2026
As Development Aid from people to People Zimbabwe, we believe that education is a fundamental human right and the foundation for peace. It has the power to promote and embrace solidarity, diversity, inclusiveness and sustainable development.
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