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Including Rwanda, which now has over 60% female representation in its Parliament – instrumental in healing the country from its horrific 1994 genocide. When women and girls are creating technology on a broader scale, we will also see new usage models emerge.
Including Rwanda, which now has over 60% female representation in its Parliament – instrumental in healing the country from its horrific 1994 genocide. When women and girls are creating technology on a broader scale, we will also see new usage models emerge.
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