Over 200 Children in Conakry at Risk of Losing Sole Islamic Learning Center
Over 200 children in Conakry's Lansanayah Barrage face losing their only Islamic learning center due to inadequate infrastructure and land tenure issues.
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Over 200 children in Conakry's Lansanayah Barrage face losing their only Islamic learning center due to inadequate infrastructure and land tenure issues.
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