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Teenage pregnancy: Parents ‘too busy’ to notice warning signs – Protect Our Future Foundation

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Parents must pay closer attention to their children and create an environment where they can openly discuss their challenges, the founder of the Protect Our Future Foundation, Susana Anutiga Nablisi, has urged.

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