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Saturday, 26 September 2009

Harar, September 26 (WIC) – The Harar College of Teachers Education graduated over 400 students with diploma on Thursday.

 

College Dean Mesfin Kebede said at the graduation ceremony that the graduates were trained in language, mathematics, natural and social science fields of the study for three years.

  

He said 190 of the graduates were females.

  

Some 98 teachers drawn from Diredawa city administration and trained in Afan Oromo were also graduated with certificate.

 

  

Harar education bureau deputy head Afendi Abdulwasea handed over awards to the outstanding students.

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