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Abubakar Ibrahim••490 words · 3 min read Can flowers and gardens really drive Ghana's economy? The 14th GGFS aims to prove it - here's what's at stake.
Stratcomm Africa's 14th Ghana Garden and Flower Show opens Sept 11 in Accra, themed 'Green Means Business, Beauty and More.'
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