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UN chief urges global action against poverty on Nelson Mandela Day

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On Nelson Mandela Day, the UN Secretary-General calls for global action to eradicate poverty and inequality, honouring Mandela’s legacy of justice. Read More: https://punchng.com/un-chief-urges-global-action-against-poverty-on-nelson-mandela-day/

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