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Girls-In-ICT 2025 beneficiaries visit American Tower Corporation

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Girls-In-ICT 2025 beneficiaries have visited the American Tower Corporation (ATC) in Accra as part of the ongoing Girls in ICT Open Day to gain knowledge of how technological companies operate in Ghana.

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