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KNUST students support vulnerable children through SEaP project in Madina Zongo
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KNUST students support vulnerable children through SEaP project in Madina Zongo
A group of MSc Development Management students from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), under the Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy (SEaP) project, has undertaken a transformative infrastructure support initiative at the Mother of All Nations Foundation, a school serving vulnerable children in Madina Zongo. The team, comprising Michelle Ankrah-Pambuor, Kepens, Raymond, Dzasi […]
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