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Scouting gets fresh recognition as Ghana looks beyond classrooms to build future leaders

A Platform for Leadership Development The Ghana Scout Association has for decades promoted the development of young people through outdoor activities, community service and leadership training.
It reflects growing recognition that preparing young people for the future requires more than academic instruction — it also demands opportunities to develop confidence, responsibility, teamwork and a commitment to national service.
He said the movement remains committed to empowering young people through leadership, character development and service to their communities.
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