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Report highlights low school attendance in marginalised communities

Data from the Marginalised Communities Report based on the 2023 population and housing census revealed that literacy rates in marginalised communities stand at 54.8%, indicating a critical need for targeted literacy programmes. Launched by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) this week, the report specifically focuses on the San, Ovatue/Ovatwa and Ovatjimba ethnic groups, whose identification

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Report highlights low school attendance in marginalised communities

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WIRE — Data from the Marginalised Communities Report based on the 2023 population and housing census revealed that literacy rates in marginalised communities stand at 54.8%, indicating a critical need for targeted literacy programmes. Launched by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) this week, the report specifically focuses on the San, Ovatue/Ovatwa and Ovatjimba ethnic groups, whose identification

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