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Ernest Arhinful • 17 Mar • 225 words · 2 min read
Ghana Armed Forces readies to train new recruits - but what unique circumstances surround this first batch?
The Ghana Armed Forces is preparing to welcome a new group of recruits into its ranks - part of a nationwide enlistment exercise. The selected individuals are now one step closer to serving their country, but what challenges and opportunities await them?
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