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Asere Amartse We Manye promotes digital skills among Ga youth

Celebrating culture, talent The digital empowerment initiative formed part of a broader celebration that also sought to provide a platform for young people to showcase their creative abilities.
Naa Shikafutru said the initiative formed part of efforts to make the annual Homowo festivities more meaningful by combining cultural celebration with practical interventions that could improve the prospects of young people in the community.
The Asere Amartse We Manye, Naa Amorkor Shikafutru I, has used this year’s Homowo celebration to promote digital skills among young people by establishing a computer laboratory at the Sempe Basic School as part of her youth empowerment agenda.
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