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Joseph Lekuton conta uma parábola do Quênia.

Filmed Jun 2007 • Posted Feb 2008TEDGlobal 2007
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Joseph Lekuton, membro do parlamento no Quênia, começa com uma incrível história de sua educação e oferece uma parábola de como a África pode crescer. Sua mensagem de esperança não poderia ser mais relevante.

A teacher, writer and member of the Kenyan parliament, Joseph Lekuton has an inspiring vision for Kenya. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Sérgio Rodrigues
Reviewed by Volney Faustini
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