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Foundation, a nongovernmental organization in the Birim North District in the Eastern
region is to hand over a new training school it has constructed for the
Hweakwae community to enable the school to commence.
The
apprenticeship training centre was constructed with financial and technical
support from students from Delft University in Holland.
The
Assemblyman for the Hweakwae Electoral Area, Bernard Owusu-Boateng in an
interview with Ghanadistricts.com disclosed that a second batch of students
from the Netherlands came to provide furniture and also brought along tools and
other important equipment for carpentry and masonry works; adding that because
of the availability of these tools, the school will start with these two
causes.
Mr.
Owusu-Boateng also noted that Nana Osei Agyeman Prempeh Dwamena II,
Hweakwaehene, an Educationist is seeking support for the centre to have a solid
ground to be able to meet the goals and aspirations of the community.
The
centre is to equip the youth in technical and vocational skills to provide
alternative livelihood to the people as increased mining activities is
gradually depriving the indigenes of land for farming activities which have been
their main economic activity.
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