France – LADY YOSSA: When Solidarity Becomes a Commitment, Africa Smiles Again!

Author: Hilaire SopiePublished on: October 19, 2026Country: France

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France – LADY YOSSA: When Solidarity Becomes a Commitment, Africa Smiles Again!

Lady Yossa will hold an event celebrating generosity and African solidarity in Noisy-le-Sec on Friday, October 23, 2026. She is committed to supporting vulnerable people and emphasizes practical action over words. A previous edition included distributing schoolbags filled with supplies to deserving children and providing assistance to children living with disabilities.

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