Having fled an economic implosion in his native Zimbabwe, Brighton Takawira was able to support his mother back home with modest earnings from a small perfume business he set up in South Africa.
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LEAP Cycle 98 to impact over 1.5 million lives – Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey
The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, has commenced disbursement of cash grants under the 98th cycle of the ...
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MTN Ghana pledges deeper investment to drive nation’s digital future
MTN Ghana says it remains committed to expanding digital access and accelerating the country’s transition into a fully ...
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