ZIZI A FORUM FOR AFRICAN WOMEN'S EXPRESSION OF SOCIO-CULTURAL VALUES: A CASE OF ANLO-EWE WOMEN.
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DANCE, COMMUNITY, AND THE RECONFIGURATION OF SPACE: RESETTLEMENT STRATEGIES AMONG AFRICAN REFUGEES IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
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THE ROLE OF AFRICAN PERFORMING ARTS AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE HUMAN FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOURISM INDUSTRY OF OGUAA AND EDINA.
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INTRODUCTION.
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE TO HUMAN FACTOR DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF YORK UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AT GLENDON CAMPUS.
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EDUCATING OUR FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH THE ARTS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS IN GHANA.
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AUTHENTIC MOVEMENT: A SALVE FOR IMPOSTER PHENOMENON.
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