Ghana declares first Child Labour-Free Zones in Ashanti, Western North with JICA support
Ghana has officially declared three cocoa-growing communities in the Ashanti and Western North Regions as the country’s first Child Labour-Free Zones (CLFZs), marking a major milestone in efforts to…
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