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President of the Ghana Association of Bankers (GAB) has supported Joy News' 'UptoUs' campaign with ¢100,000 after a short ceremony at The Multimedia Group's office in Accra.
The donation is to support flood victims in northern Ghana whose livelihood and properties have been destroyed by floods recently.








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