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David Andoh••624 words · 4 min read Discover how MTN's new alumni network is set to transform the future for its scholarship recipients and aspiring young Ghanaians.
MTN Ghana Foundation has launched the Bright Scholars Alumni Network, connecting over 1,200 scholarship beneficiaries. This initiative aims to
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