According to the young panellists at the event, initially there was a problem with internet-based digital tools because the poor have limited access due to the cost of the appliances, internet access, and the cost of data. Today, cheap appliances have been developed and they do not require internet access because the contents are already stored in the pens and books. Thanks to the Tunani Initiative, Maryam Ibrahim and Alhassan Pereira Ibrahim for drawing attention to a pathway that…
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