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Caption Pictured are students in two Bahá’í tutorial school classes in Haute Zaire, the northeastern province of the country whose capital is Kisangani. There are presently more than 40 Bahá’í educational centers in northeastern Zaire. Above: A class in the village of Bobiti, the smallest of the Bahá’í schools in that area. Below: The third-year class at the educational center of Banyowe-Bamanga with their teacher, Ndege Waigo. The town has the largest of the Bahá’í schools with 150 students who come from six neighboring villages.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 660, page 3. View as PDF

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