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Is it important to live in democracy?
Posted on December 31, 2018 at 4:15pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Full Name: MIKE AMON MASAMVU
School: MARIST BROTHERS NYANGA HIGH SCHOOL
Level of Study: HIGH SCHOOL (10th GRADE)
TOPIC: Is it important to live in democracy?
“People should not be afraid of the government but the government itself should be afraid of the people”, Alan Moore, an English writer, who is regarded as the best graphic novel writer in history, once said. This is because…
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Posted on December 30, 2018 at 4:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Full Name: MIKE AMON MASAMVU
School: MARIST BROTHERS NYANGA HIGH SCHOOL
Level of Study: HIGH SCHOOL (10th GRADE)
TOPIC: Is it important to live in democracy?
“People should not be afraid of the government but the government itself should be afraid of the people”, Alan Moore, an English writer, who is regarded as the best graphic novel writer in history, once said. This is because…
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