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A bright young Somali woman explains why education matters. The question remains; Why does the Federal Government of Somalia overlook talented, educated young people like her while elevating high school dropout TikTokers to represent Somalia’s youth on the international stage? #Somalia #Mogadishu Hassan Sheikh Mohamud CNN BBC News (World)...

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