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Renew HIV, STI and drug abuse campaigns – Gabriel Agambila urges authorities

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Gabriel Agambila has called for an intensified public education campaign targeting young people following concerns over HIV prevalence in the Upper East Region and the emergence of cigarette-shaped candies on the Ghanaian market.

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