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African based story giving you a brief experience of the education system in Africa. The style of living in some African countries and most amazingly you have a fair understanding of some words spoken in Africa. This book is mainly based on a country called Ghana, located on the western end of the African continent. Read and explore more in the comfort of your homes.
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