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African communities have solutions but lack access – Liberian envoy

Development can begin from Jirapa The Paramount Chief of Jirapa Traditional Area, Naa Donlabong Dinaa Ganaa III, who hosted the event, said the Foundation embodied a critical shift in thinking — that development did not always have to begin from Accra.
Foundation promises accountability Addressing the gathering as Board Chairman of the Anwelle Foundation, Prof Williams Angko explained that the name “Anwelle” meant “no one should be left behind” and assured the public of strict accountability and transparency.
Foundation seeks to close opportunity gap The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Anwelle Foundation, Frank Anwelle, said the Foundation was born out of personal experience and was established to address the gap that often leaves brilliant students in rural Ghana without opportunities simply because they never hear about them.
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