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UNESCO International Literacy Prizes 2008: Itumeleng Hilarih Lebajoa
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Interview with Itumeleng Hilarih Lebajoa, Program Manager of the Kwanibela Project, Operation Upgrade (South Africa) Winner of the UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy 2008


on this subject: UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy - Supporting Literacy in rural areas

Place/country: South Africa,
Series: Voices for Literacy,
Type: Interview
Duration: 00:04:15
Publisher/producer: UNESCO TV,

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Archives reference: AUD-EV/ED/EO/KMS/005
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Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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