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The Ghana Armed Forces on Friday, January 23, held their End of Year West Africa Social Activity (WASSA) 2025 at Burma Camp in Accra, bringing together senior officers, ranks, and families in a moment of reflection and celebration after a demanding year of operations.
The event, marked by colourful displays and a strong sense of camaraderie, served as a platform to acknowledge the sacrifices and professionalism of personnel who have contributed to maintaining peace and stability across the country.
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