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The government has released a list of beneficiaries of its Better Ghana laptop programme which is aimed at enhancing Information and Communication Technology studies in Ghana.The list contains beneficiaries for the southern sector and applicants are entreated to check their names on the list and avail themselves at the Accra International Conference Centre Thursday November 22, 2012 at 9am, with their valid identity cards, where the laptops will be distributed.The laptops have been assembled by rlg Communications.Click to here for the list of beneficiaries of the Better Ghana laptop.
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