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WEF Africa: President Zuma calls for youth inclusion

5 May 2017 by Alan

WEF Africa: President Zuma calls for youth inclusion:

Durban – President Jacob Zuma says more young people need to be involved in governance to ensure that Africa speedily attains the goals it has set itself through the Agenda 2063, the continent’s flagship plan.

: South Africa news stories ChrisB

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