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GETFund, police leadership explore strategic partnership on education and capacity building
Abubakar Ibrahim••356 words · 2 min read
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GETFund and the Ghana Police Service in talks - but what could this mean for the future of education and security?
GETFund and the Ghana Police Service leadership are exploring a strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to boost education and capacity building- hinting at a future of growth but withholding the specifics.
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