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The Government has released a second list of beneficiaries of its Better Ghana laptops programme under which students are being given free laptops assembled by local firm RLG.A statement issued in Accra said that the programme is part of the government’s commitment to build a better Ghana through ICT.Beneficiaries who have found their names on the list are required to visit any RLG office in their regional capital with a National ID card to collect the computers.
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