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African Naturopathic Independence Declared in India as Ghanaian Naturopaths Mark Historic Clinical Training
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African Naturopathic Independence Declared in India as Ghanaian Naturopaths Mark Historic Clinical Training

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
KALABURAGI, INDIA mdash; August 15, 2026: As India celebrates its Independence Day, a group of Ghanaian naturopaths undergoing clinical training in Karnataka has used the historic occasion to make what they describe as a symbolic ldquo;Declaration of African Naturopathic Independence and Development, rdquo; signalling a new phase in the professionalisation, education and international development of naturopathy in Africa.

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