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Staff of Joy FM on Saturday took part in the National Sanitation Day exercise by cleaning the surrounding of the station in Kokomlemle in Accra.
The cleanup exercise was led by Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Joy FM, Ekyi Quarm.
Notable among those who participated in the exercise were James Tetteh, Human Resource Business Partner, Accra Radio & IM; Elvis Kwashie, Managing News Editor, Joy FM and Myjoyonline.com; Kofi Ansah, Programmes Director, Joy FM; and Edward Entee, of the Sales and Marketing Department.
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