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The 3rd Edition of the JoyNews Impact Makers Awards took place at the Ecobank Head Office in Accra.
The awards ceremony celebrated and honoured 10 of Ghana’s Unsung Heroes and Heroines.
These individuals have been making waves across critical fields such as social justice, health, education, science, commerce, WASH, and more.
The event was not just about accolades; it seeks to highlight and uplift everyday change-makers whose impactful efforts often go unseen—those whose quiet actions resonate loudly in their communities.
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