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Hon. Agbeve pledges 'Youth in Weaving Initiative' to revive struggling Kente craft

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Member of Parliament for Agotime-Ziope, Hon. Charles Akwasi Agbeve, has pledged to introduce a Youth In Weaving Initiative in partnership with the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), aimed at training young people in the art of Kente weaving.

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