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MTN Ghana commits GH¢20m to support returnees affected by South Africa xenophobic attacks

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

MTN Ghana has committed GH cent;20 million to support Ghanaians returning from South Africa following renewed xenophobic attacks targeting African migrants. Board Chairman of MTN Ghana, Dr Ishmael Yamson, said the intervention would focus on helping the returnees rebuild their lives and livelihoods rather than providing only immediate relief.

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