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Young people key to Ghana’s civic education agenda - NCCE

play videoKathleen Addy is the Chairperson of NCCE Chairperson of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Kathleen Addy, has explained why young people remain at the centre of the Commission’s civic education campaign.“So yes, our work, even though a lot of the focus is on young people, we certainly do not leave older citizens out of it,” she added.
Addy said the Commission also targets groups such as market women, traders, commercial motorbike riders and young people who gather in various parts of their communities.
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