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2026 Tapioca Festival to promote Ada as cultural, tourism destination

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Tapioca Foundation, a non-profit organisation, has announced plans to reposition the 2026 Tapioca Festival as a broader cultural and tourism platform to promote Ada 39;s heritage, natural attractions, creativity and local economic opportunities.

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