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Climate Change Advisors Ghana joins Buzstop Boys to clean Cape Coast ahead of Fetu Afahye

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Climate Change Advisors Ghana (CCAG) has joined the Buzstop Boys in a major clean-up exercise in Cape Coast ahead of this year rsquo;s Fetu Afahye celebrations, reinforcing calls for cleaner communities and more sustainable events.

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