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September 19, 2026|12:10

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Gurené education must become collective responsibility – Group urges

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Alagumgube Association has called on education stakeholders, traditional authorities and other relevant actors to make the development and promotion of Guren? a collective responsibility to preserve the language and cultural identity of the people of the Upper East Region.

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