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The Ladder Project engages 60 UPSA student leaders on leadership and Ghana’s next chapter

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The Ladder Project engages 60 UPSA student leaders on leadership and Ghana’s next chapter

Its approach emphasises engagement between political leaders and young people, with attention to leadership development, civic participation and national issues.

Leadership House says The Ladder Project is intended to create a structured platform through which young people can interact with political and civic leaders on issues affecting their communities and the country.

It focused on “Leadership, Citizenship and Ghana’s Next Chapter”, combining practical discussions on leadership with conversations about national challenges and the role of young people in public life.

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