Imagine. You’re a new cocoa farmer, like Turkson. You’ve registered to get free seedlings from the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD).
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How Turkson Got Free Seedlings from COCOBOD – Part 1
When Turkson acquired land for his farm, his plan was to nurse his own cocoa seedlings for planting. But when
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Ever since he began his daily treks to school at age 8, he dreamed of becoming the first in his family to attend Senior High School.
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