The Covid-19 Trust Fund set up by President Akufo-Addo to fight the deadly virus has been attracting donations from multinational companies, banks, individuals and other organisations.
While inaugurating the Board of Trustees, the President said the Fund is to be used to complement the efforts being made by the State in catering for the poor and vulnerable.
He stressed, “whatever money we raise, that is the target”.
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