Mozambique: Schools Should Re-Open With 'Zero Contamination'

Maputo — Mozambican Education Minister Carmelita Namashalua on Monday expressed her determination that schools should reopen safely, without any danger of transmitting among pupils the coronavirus that causes the Covid-19 respiratory disease.

The government's strategy is to reopen the schools gradually, starting with the 12th, pre-university grade of secondary education, which is taught in 667 schools, and the teacher training colleges (IFPs).

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