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From Zambian Economist Tue Jul 17 2012, 00:15:00

Zambia's education sector has received financial assistance from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) with an investment in the range of US $100 million. The funds will be spread over five years to National In-Service Teachers College in Chongwe. There are five projects under the National In-Service programme that USAID is funding and are primarily aimed at improving reading skills for over one million people.

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