Coordinates: 4°48′S 38°17′E / 4.80°S 38.29°E / -4.80; 38.29

Irente School for the Blind Girls

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Irente covered in a blanket of fog

Irente School for the Blind Girls was founded in 1963 by the Lutheran Church[1] in the Usambara Mountains in Lushoto, Tanzania. It is a small residential/primary school. Subjects include craft training and agriculture.

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  1. ^ "Ojile - Echoing the Voices of the Marginalised/or Excluded in Developing African Countries - ISEC 2000". Archived from the original on 2007-12-17. Retrieved 2007-12-25.
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4°48′S 38°17′E / 4.80°S 38.29°E / -4.80; 38.29


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