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Food & Nutrition

Konkomba, Bassare, other groups urged to unite for food security

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The National Public Relations Director of the Konkomba Youth Association (KOYA), John Maakorpu, has called on Konkomba, Bassare, Bimoba, Chamba, Moba and other Gurma-speaking groups in Ghana to strengthen their unity and harness their collective agricultural potential to improve food security.

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