Knowledge is Power: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty - Obeng Darko
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Igniting change through education is crucial for overcoming colonial legacies and building a better future. The conversation revolves around transforming mindsets, empowering individuals with knowledge, and instilling a sense of identity.
• Discussing the importance of teaching principles for personal development
• Challenging stereotypes and narratives around colonial education
• Exploring the role of knowledge and training in shaping identities and destinies
Knowledge is the seed for change.
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