Rabbit Farmer Inspires Youth

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Dec 19 2011 (IPS) - Young Beninese rabbit breeder, Samuel Agossou, inspired youth from across the globe when he shared his success story during the Global Youth Innovation Workshop held in Benin late last year.

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