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KOICA donates ICT Centre to Wesley Girls’ Basic School

Pupils of Wesley Girls' Basic School in Cape Coast are expected to acquire practical digital skills following the inauguration of a fully equipped Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Centre aimed at enhancing the teaching and learning of computing.
The facility, provided by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) with the Korean University Council for Social Service (KUCSS) through Team WIADZE, is expected to improve digital literacy among pupils while strengthening ICT education at the basic school level.
Representing the Central Regional Manager of the Methodist Education Unit, Gifty Nortey expressed appreciation to the development partners for supporting education and urged the school community to safeguard the facility.
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