Tanzania: More than 12 million Children to Benefit from Impr

WASHINGTON —More than 12 million children in mainland Tanzania will benefit from a new World Bank-supported program that aims to make preprimary and primary education better and more accessible across the country.Primary enrollment in Tanzania increa

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