Yei Teacher Training College graduates 92 as institution marks 25 years
Yei Teacher Training College in South Sudan has graduated 92 students, marking 25 years of training teachers and professionals.
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Yei Teacher Training College in South Sudan has graduated 92 students, marking 25 years of training teachers and professionals.
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