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Karen Tei••456 words · 3 min read Discover how one NPP aspirant plans to reshape the party's parliamentary landscape and empower more women in national decision-making.
Hajia Safia, an aspirant for the NPP National Women's Organiser position, has outlined her vision for increasing female representation within the
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