BOTSWANA-OSEC PROGRAM-PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

BOTSWANA-OSEC PROGRAM-PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

(240429) -- MOSOKOTSO, April 29, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Preschool children under the program of "Out of School Education for Children (OSEC)" enter their classroom in Mosokotso land located in Botswana's southern district of Kweneng, Gaborone on April 9, 2024. TO GO WITH "Feature: Botswana's OSEC program offers rural children opportunity for preschool education" (Photo by Metlha Ngubevana/Xinhua)

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