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Service Radio Books Project reaches more pupils with Dr Kyeremeh's support

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Dr Thomas Agyekum Kyeremeh, a researcher and lecturer at the University of Ghana, has donated 2,000 exercise books, 2,000 pencils, 2,000 pens and 2,000 clear bags to support the Service Radio Books Project in the Sunyani West Constituency.

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