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Why Ghanaians are opening up about mental health

Michael Nyantakyi Oti
October 11, 2022

Conversations around mental health are hard in Ghana. Being vulnerable is frowned upon but more and more young people are confronting their struggles. This week's show delves into the minds of young Ghanaians.

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