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Rwanda: Ubongo Gifts Books to Nkombo Island Children

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[New Times] A few months ago, in celebration of World Book Day, Ubongo started a Pan-African Book Drive Campaign in different African countries. In the spirit of utu, the swahili word for shared humanity, Ubongo called on their Pan-African audience and the general public to contribute gently-used or new children's books of all genres and age-groups which would be donated to underserved kids and children centers in Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Malawi and Nigeria.

Source: allAfrica.com

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