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Mandari community invests in improving sanitation at maiden homecoming

12, GNA – The Mandari community in the Bole District of the Savannah Region has initiated measures to improve sanitation through the provision of waste management equipment and a renewed commitment to regular community clean-up exercises.
She said the sanitation initiative was informed by concerns of the residents about the difficulty of disposing of household waste and the need for a coordinated system to keep the community clean.
Seidu, also the Chief Director, Office of the Attorney-General and Ministry of Justice, expressed optimism that the sanitation initiative, if sustained, would enable Mandari to become a clean community.
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