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Ministerial Roundtable: Safe Schools Now: Protecting Every Child from Disaster and Climate Risk

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Zimbabwe - government
Speaker name Daniel Garwe
Speaker title/position MP, Zimbabwe
Date of speech: 05 Jun 2025

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Zimbabwe_31 May PDF, 0.1 MB English

Last checked: 6 June 2025

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