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I am really disappointed that the big "State" universities haven't taken some sort of leadership role in building annexes in the rural areas - some sort of community college development.<br /> A lot of the development problems will be solved if people in the rural areas could get some basic education at all levels. </p> http://africantongues.com/topic.php?id=3#post-27 Thu, 03 Dec 2009 11:31:06 +0000 kofic 27@http://africantongues.com/ <p>Thanks for the questions cyan_eclipse. People will be able to donate online and I'll put up a list of things that the school needs. I will also add a YouTube channel so people can see how their donations are being used. 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