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University of Ghana - Frederick Marfour Building
Thursday 27 March 2008
12 – 2:30 pm

Agora Group Ghana was officially launched on March 27th 2008 at the Graduate School of The University of Ghana. The event served to introduce Agora Group Ghana and to begin a process of development and participation amongst Ghanaian youth. The event also served to develop contacts and raise the profile of Agora Group Ghana amongst the wider community in Ghana.

We were privileged to have Joseph Henry Mensah as our guest speaker for this event.

The Agora Group has recently established Agora Group Ghana which will attempt to promote and sustain debate on issues of national importance among young people in Ghana. The aim is to encourage youth participation in Ghana's democratic process and advocate for increased opportunities in quality education within Ghana.

Co-Executive Directors, Martin Adjei-Mensah and Christopher Hill are pictured above.

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