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Tano South leverages agriculture to create jobs, drive economic growth
A key initiative to drive the strategy is the tomato component of the four-year Harnessing Agricultural Productivity and Prosperity for Youth (HAPPY) project, which will be implemented by the Tano South Municipal Assembly.
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Emmanuel Kwame Frimpong, who announced this at the assembly’s meeting at Bechem last Friday, said the project was an opportunity for the municipality to harness its agricultural potential.
The Tano South Municipal Assembly in the Ahafo Region is leveraging agriculture and agro-processing to create jobs for the youth and drive economic growth.
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