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CCEYD marks AU Anti-Corruption Day in Northern Ghana, promotes integrity among students

Modern Ghana about 14 hours 1 mins read

The Centre for Communities Education and Youth Development (CCEYD) has commemorated the 2026 African Union (AU) Anti-Corruption Day with a series of educational engagements in selected schools across the Northern Region, aimed at instilling integrity and accountability in the next generation.

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