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August 14, 2026|12:35

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Impact Leaders Breakfast 2026 calls for leadership shift and stronger collaboration

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The 2026 Impact Leaders Breakfast (ILB) in Accra has called for a change in leadership mindset and greater collaboration among business leaders, policymakers and entrepreneurs to drive sustainable economic growth.

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