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Bongo MP Charles Bawadua donates GH¢13,000 to revive stalled Gowrie Women’s Weaving Centre

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A women rsquo;s group in Gowrie in the Bongo Constituency of the Upper East Region has received GH cent;13,000 from the Member of Parliament for Bongo, Charles Bawadua, to support the completion of a stalled weaving centre.

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