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The semi-autonomous island of Tanzania, Zanzibar is currently facing a problem of children increasingly dropping out from schools, says a government minister.
An estimated 8,881 children have stopped going to school and working as child labours. The...
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The leaders of Germany and Italy will discuss the global financial crisis at a meeting in Trieste.
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Illiteracy is one major problem in Pakistan. Almost half of the country’s population is illiterate and the situation has become all the more crucial with large...
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