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Emancipation Day must inspire action, not just celebration — PAYOM Chairman

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Chairman of the Paga Youth Movement (PAYOM) and Chief Executive Officer of Kacstone Records, Mr. Aborah Wenawome, has called on Ghanaians and the global African diaspora to ensure that the annual Emancipation Day celebration goes beyond symbolic remembrance and becomes a catalyst for meaningful development, heritage preservation, and economic transformation.

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