Not refugees, but technology to blame for job losses says mentor

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Fablice Manirakiza uses his own refugee story to convince young audiences that they too can be the masters of their own futures.

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Published 31 March 2019 9:00am

Updated 31 March 2019 9:05am

Presented by Greg Dyett

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Not refugees, but technology to blame for job losses says mentor

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