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Mozambican government wants more literacy

Observador9 September 2026 at 00:02

The article addresses World Literacy Day and the ambitions of the Mozambican government regarding adult education. The Mozambican Minister of Education and Culture made statements on this occasion about the importance of literacy programs. According to the minister, adult literacy programs in Mozambique must go beyond traditional reading and writing instruction. The article does not present specific statistics about literacy levels in the country nor does it detail which additional components the minister intends to include in these programs.

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