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Vodafone Ghana says it is not only interested in making profits as an operator but addressing the health needs of its subscribers.
The telecom giant gave this assurance at the launch of the second phase of its flagship Corporate Social Responsibility program, Health line.
Head of Corporate Communication of Vodafone Ghana, Carmen Bruce-Annan told JOYBUSINESS they hope to use the program to support government’s efforts at improving the country’s health situation.
She further underscored the need for all persons to be knowledgeable in health related issues in order to take charge of their lives.
Vodafone, according to Carmen, wants to empower the citizenry to do just that.
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