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Experts commit to local skills, invest in homegrown solutions

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Experts urge African governments to embrace African indigenous knowledge and local skills for sustainable development, moving away from reliance on importe Read More: https://punchng.com/experts-commit-to-local-skills-invest-in-homegrown-solutions/

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