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RNAQ Foundation awards scholarships to 115 Ga-Dangme students
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RNAQ Foundation awards scholarships to 115 Ga-Dangme students

Christabel DANSO ABEAM
Published 1 hour ago3 min read

The RNAQ Foundation has awarded scholarships to 115 students from 23 tertiary institutions to help ease the financial burden of education on young people from the Ga-Dangme community.

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