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Kanda Cluster of Schools can do with a little help. It is hoped that the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) will include it in the ongoing Millenium Schools project.
It is not a school under trees so you could say it is so much better than most.
But that is why it should not be too difficult to solve the school's need for a roof.
Finishing is important as every great striker will tell you.
Let's finish the work at Kanda Cluster of Schools.
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