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UPDATED: PREMIUM TIMES journalist shortlisted for Thomson Foundation Young Journalist of the Year Award

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The Thomson Foundation announced the finalists on Tuesday, following its assessment of "651 stories submitted by 217 journalists from 56 countries."

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