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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••203 words · 2 min read A Ghanaian firm's digital push could change how the world buys local shea butter - but what makes this platform different?
Ignite Social Enterprise Limited is promoting Ghanaian shea butter and local watches on a digital platform for international markets.
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