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Opportunity Meets Potential: A Q&A With Jenovic Lumu

media update continues the conversation with Jenovic Lumu, learning more about how he and his team endeavours to build a lasting reading culture in Johannesburg's schools, touching on the significance of learner-informed educational initiatives and how organisations such as theirs should measure its true impact.

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