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Stacey Fru – Gutener Charity NGO

Stacey Fru

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« Chaque enfant africain doit pouvoir lire et écrire » — un entretien exclusif avec Stacey Fru, défenseur de l’alphabétisation dans le monde et écrivain de la littérature pour enfants

Communication OfficerComment on « Chaque enfant africain doit pouvoir lire et écrire » — un entretien exclusif avec Stacey Fru, défenseur de l’alphabétisation dans le monde et écrivain de la littérature pour enfants

Stacey Fru, une auteure sud-africaine, lauréate de plusieurs prix internationaux (International Multiple Award-Winning Child Author),

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« Every African Children must be able to read and write » – an exclusive interview with Stacey Fru, Global literacy advocate and child Author

Communication OfficerComment on « Every African Children must be able to read and write » – an exclusive interview with Stacey Fru, Global literacy advocate and child Author

tacey Fru, a South African International Multiple Award-Winning Child Author named a 2020 Global Child Prodigy. She is a Philanthropist and Activist whom at the age of 12 was honoured by the Egyptian President as one of 5 Most Promising African Youths in 2019. The now 13-year-old Stacey wrote her first book “Smelly Cats” at age 7. Since Muna Kalati is promoting Children and Young Adult authors, it was an immense pleasure to gather her views in this regard. In this interview, she openly speaks about her first reading experiences, the authors that inspired her, her reading practices and vision for the development of children literature in Africa.

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