SSNIT honours 16 stakeholders at 2025 Awards
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SSNIT honours 16 stakeholders at 2025 Awards

Eunice Naa Ashade SACKEY
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The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has honoured 16 stakeholders for their contributions to the growth and sustainability of Ghana’s social security scheme.

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