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Muftawu Nabila Abdulai••338 words · 2 min read Discover how a new ICT Centre in Ghana is set to transform the lives of rural youth by providing crucial digital access and training.
The Hunger Project-Ghana has commissioned an ICT Centre at Domi Achiansa Epicenter to bridge the digital divide in nine communities. This initiative
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