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Sanitation must not be politicised – Ayariga
He said the Council would work with the government, public institutions, civil society and other stakeholders to promote environmental protection and responsible citizenship.He said Ghana continued to face filth, open defecation, environmental degradation and the destruction and pollution of water bodies.Mr Ayariga made the call on Friday at the launch of the Second Ecumenical Convention of the Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) in Accra, on the theme: “United in Christ, Transforming Society through Creation Care.
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