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Nkoranza Municipal Trains 272 Youth Under BizBox Project, Distributes Start‑Up Kits

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

As part of government rsquo;s commitment to empowering Ghanaian youth through skills training, the Business Advisory Office in the Nkoranza Municipal Assembly has trained 272 beneficiaries in various vocational fields under the Business in a Box (BizBox) project, funded by the Mastercard Foundation.

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