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Guyana’s top Deaf models left for Tanzania

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November 17, 2023
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From left to  right: Anthonio Johnson, Reshma Seemangal and ‘Ricky’ Sheikh F. Mohamed

From left to right: Anthonio Johnson, Reshma Seemangal and ‘Ricky’ Sheikh F. Mohamed

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On Monday Guyana’s top Deaf models left for Tanzania on their quest to make Guyana proud at the 2nd International Deaf Cultural Arts Festival. in Dar es Salaam, November 17 to 27. 

Good luck to the team from all friends and well-wishers – come home smiling!

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