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Kenneth Darko••572 words · 3 min read Ten women entrepreneurs just finished a high-stakes accelerator - but which five will secure the funding to transform their ventures?
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC and the Ghana Climate Innovation Centre are celebrating the sixth cohort of the Women in Tech Accelerator.
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