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August 31, 2026|14:04

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UDS graduate working as head porter gets second chance to return to University

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The story of Salamatu Haruna, a University for Development Studies (UDS) diploma graduate who resorted to kayayei work in Accra to survive, has taken a positive turn after she secured an opportunity to return to the university.

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