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Ghana: 20 Young Persons Undergo Online Media Training in RHE

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[Ghanaian Times] Twenty young persons have undergone an online media training in Reproductive Health Education (RHE) in Accra on Wednesday to lead digital advocacy campaign and increase education, awareness creation on the Youth for Health Project (Y4H).

Source: allAfrica.com

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