IoD-Gh renews commitment to Dzorwulu Special School with yearly donation
The Institute of Directors-Ghana (IoD-Gh) once again opened its doors of goodwill to the Dzorwulu Special School for the Intellectually Challenged, presenting the school with food items and toiletries as part of its annual corporate social responsibility programme.
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