A Tap of Hope: How clean water is giving Damang back its time, health and future
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A Tap of Hope: How clean water is giving Damang back its time, health and future

Published August 3, 20264 min read

For years, the rhythm of life in Damang, a vibrant community in the Prestea-Huni Valley Municipality of Ghana's Western Region, was measured not by the rising sun, but by the weight of a yellow jerrycan.

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