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David Apinga••454 words · 3 min read Discover how a new partnership between KNUST and the government could transform Ghana's agricultural sector and urban infrastructure.
KNUST and the Ministry of Food and Agriculture are partnering to develop locally-made agricultural machines and smart traffic lights. This
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