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How Effia-Kwesimintsim Health Directorate uses indigenous languages to counter misinformation on health

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Health authorities are now relying on indigenous languages after using English as their primary means of communication failed to achieve the desired results.

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How Effia-Kwesimintsim Health Directorate uses indigenous languages to counter misinformation on health

Health authorities are now relying on indigenous languages after using English as their primary means of communication failed to achieve the desired results.

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