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Mekelle University Asks Education Ministry to Assign Students, Says Six of Its Seven Campuses Remain Operational
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Mekelle University Asks Education Ministry to Assign Students, Says Six of Its Seven Campuses Remain Operational

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Mekelle University has asked Ethiopia's Ministry of Education to assign students to the university, saying six of its seven campuses remain operational and capable of providing safe and effective education.

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