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Stakeholders call for sustained adult literacy to empower women
According to them, literacy was more than reading and writing, saying it equips people to understand health information, manage finances, support their children's education, access government services, embrace technology and make informed decisions.
Speaking at the ceremony at Pokuase in Accra, the Chairman of the event, Samuel Gyabah, commended Women's Trust for giving women who missed out on formal education a second chance to learn.
Stakeholder have called for sustained investment in adult education to empower more women with literacy and vocational skills.
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