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Cape Coast South MP commissions ultra-modern children's library at Ekon to boost learning, digital access

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The Member of Parliament for Cape Coast South, Hon. George Kweku Ricketts-Hagan Yeboah, has commissioned an ultra-modern community library at Ekon to provide schoolchildren and residents with a conducive environment for reading, learning and digital education.

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