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STEM GUYANA TO BUILD 400 CLUBS ACROSS GUYANA IN 2022

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Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Guyana will establish 400 new STEM clubs across Guyana in 2022. This was conveyed by STEM Guyana’s director and co-founder, Karen Abrams, during a sit down with Nightly News’Joel Vogt on Friday

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