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Ho Central MP launches three-month free media training for youth

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Member of Parliament for Ho Central has announced a three-month free media training programme for constituents as part of his Viva Support initiative, which is aimed at empowering the youth. According to the MP, the initiative was inspired by his keen observation of the remarkable evolution of the media landscape and its growing influence in contemporary society.

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