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Lost in Translation: How cultural disconnection affects Ghanaian youth

By Lois Dogbe
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Lost in Translation: How cultural disconnection affects Ghanaian youth

Titiaka could participate in GMB 2024 because she could speak her local language.

Lois Dogbe

Lois Dogbe

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Lois Dogbe is a contributor to 3Voices, 3News.com's thought leadership platform.

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