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Drive to Inspire–Africa equips UESD students with skills for future careers

The outreach, organised by Drive to Inspire – Africa (DTIA), brought together partners including United Bank for Africa (UBA), Wholesome Mind Summit, Golden Coast Developers, Ghana Armed Forces, and professionals in sustainable development to engage students on key areas including career development, mental health, financial literacy, and sustainable development.
Students of the University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD) in Somanya, Eastern Region, have benefited from a collaborative outreach that brought together organisations, professionals, and volunteers to equip them with knowledge and guidance to navigate their personal and professional futures.
Her message reinforced the importance of young people taking ownership of their development and making deliberate use of the opportunities, knowledge and skills available to them.
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