The mentorship session, held on May 23, brought together Standard Chartered employees and students for discussions on financial literacy, discipline, character development, career guidance and...
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Dar es Salaam. More than 150 students at Pugu Boys Secondary School have benefited from a mentorship and life skills session organised by Standard Chartered Tanzania as part of the bank’s employee volunteering programme aimed at empowering young people.
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