Rwanda: First Lady Inspires Girls in ICT
03/05/2016Rwanda’s First Lady, Mrs Jeannette Kagame, has recently encouraged the country’s young women to aim higher, especially by advancing imaginative solutions in the field of ICT. The First Lady who.
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Rwanda’s First Lady, Mrs Jeannette Kagame, has recently encouraged the country’s young women to aim higher, especially by advancing imaginative solutions in the field of ICT. The First Lady who.
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