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MTN, Ashesi, Leti Arts sign MoU to advance gaming
It will provide training in gaming and game development for young people, particularly Ashesi students, with some of them expected to undertake internships at Leti Arts to gain practical experience in designing and creating games.
Owusu Ansah said the gaming sector also offered employment opportunities and skill acquisition, and added that game development could be done locally without the need for young people to leave the country in search of greener pastures.
He added that gaming could create economic opportunities, while promoting African’s heritage and fostering connections among young people across the continent.
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