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MTN Media Republic, Ghana Wildlife Society embark on bird, butterfly walk

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The MTN Media Republic, in collaboration with the Ghana Wildlife Society (GWS), has organised a bird and butterfly walk at the Legon Botanical Gardens as part of efforts to promote environmental sustainability and appreciation of nature.

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