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Ayariga calls for stronger church partnership to tackle sanitation, environmental challenges

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Ayariga calls for stronger church partnership to tackle sanitation, environmental challenges

According to him, the Church has made significant contributions to Ghana’s education, healthcare and broader social development, which underscores the importance of deepening the partnership between government and faith-based organisations.

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