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How a Congolese activist uses Google Search to help women find answers and opportunity

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January 30, 2019

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In 2012, Neema Namadamu opened the Maman Shujaa Media Center in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help create opportunity for women in her country. Since then, thousands of women have walked through its doors. Read more about Neema's work →

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