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On the night of Wednesday, November 22, the British High Commission in Ghana celebrated the 75th birthday of King Charles III with a party centered around climate sustainability.
This marked the King's official birthday, the first since ascending to the throne in May of this year.
British High Commissioner to Ghana, Harriet Thompson, along with her husband Nick Thompson, played host to over 800 guests in commemoration of this milestone.
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