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Vice-President welcomes church plan for youth education and jobs

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Sierra Leone's Vice-President, Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, welcomed Latter-day Saints Church initiatives expanding education, skills development and youth employment opportunities. He spoke on Wednesday 26 August during a meeting with church leaders at his office. Discussions covered the "Succeed in School" programme, healthcare interventions and the proposed Global Education Centre, designed to give young people access to education and skills that translate into employment. Dr Jalloh described...

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