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Ousman Touray, a young man from Gambia, turned down an offer of a scholarship to Canada, instead opting to take a master’s degree in development studies in Rwanda. Listen to him articulate reasons Africa should change what we teach at school to match our needs in this video. Despite the option to study abroad, his dedication lies in better understanding the African problem and offering solutions to the African people while staying on the continent and learning within the system. Staying on the continent and learning within the system would be a better way for him to achieve that. Intelligent, forward-thinking, innovative with a strong sense of confidence. Proud to see the youth taking a stand. #TATHOTS #Education #Africa
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This is just the solution.
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