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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••480 words · 3 min read Amidst reports of a substantial offer, the Ghanaian government has clarified its stance on external financial assistance for citizens affected by
The Ghanaian government has responded to reports regarding a significant donation from MTN Ghana intended for victims of xenophobic attacks in South
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