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Federated Commodities PLC cuts sod for new JHS blocks at Kojo Bortey and Appiahkrom in Amenfi West

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Licensed cocoa buying firm, Federated Commodities PLC has officially broken ground for the construction of Junior High School (JHS) classroom blocks in Kojo Bortey and Appiahkrom, two farming communities in the Amenfi West Constituency of the Western Region.

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