The Adisadel College 2002 Year Group has launched a GH¢4.6 million Clean Water legacy project aimed at providing a sustainable source of potable water for the school and addressing persistent water shortages affecting students and staff. The project, launched as part of the year group's anniversary activities, is also designed to promote education on water conservation, sustainability and the responsible…
The Adisadel College 2002 Year Group has launched a GH¢4.6 million Clean Water legacy project aimed at providing a sustainable source of potable water for the school and addressing persistent water shortages affecting students and staff. The project, launched as part of the year group's anniversary activities, is also designed to promote education on water conservation, sustainability and the responsible…
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