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National Heroes Project launched to preserve Ghana’s historical legacy

Dr Ocansey said the National Heroes Project would seek to establish a dedicated National Heroes Day, arguing that such a day would provide an opportunity for the country to collectively reflect on and honour people who contributed to its development.
He said it is important to understand that history would help the country avoid repeating past mistakes and provide young people with a stronger sense of national identity and pride.
The Center for National Interest and Research (CNIR) and the Centenary Agenda Secretariat, Ghana, on Thursday, launched the National Heroes Project, in Accra.
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